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Steven Crowder @scrowder 4h Incorrect. You used the internet the exact same way as forever until 2015 when Pres. Obama's introduced legislation. Helped zero. That's all. Jarvis @jarvis Replying to @scrowder The internet was always neutral until recently things are changing now and we're going into Uncharted Territory may be fine may not be 25 t 232 640 Warning, do not allow shills to spread misinformation and mislead you into thinking net neutrality is a bad thing or that it does nothing. Steven Crowder @scrowder 5h Obama was the one who fundamentally changed it in 2015, That's the whole point. Going back to how the internet always was... before 2015. Tny @Antself Replying to @scrowder Kinda hard to grasp why anyone but ISPs would want to change the way the internet currently operates. 36 t 158 496 Net neutrality was introduced in 1996 under the telecommunications act. What took place during the Obama administration was the reclassification of net neutrality from title 1 classification to title 2 classified. Steven Crowder@scrowder 5h Facebook and Google don't need ISP's. The smaller guys do. Hence why the behemoths actively support it. But yeah, Google is far more altruistic than Metro PCS. Only SOME corporations are evil... Cosme Fulanito @mbg manifesto Replying to @scrowder They do and they will. But now it will be legal and they will actually have support from ISPs to do it. Or do you actually think ISPs would fight FB and Google to defend your "little guy entrepreneur" rights? In no way does net neutrality demand that all websites load at the same speed Net neutrality demands that access to all websites on the internet shall be permitted by internet service providers at the same internet speed you're paying for

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