TOPIC: ZARP Join the Battle for Net Neutrality!

I am not trying to make this an advertisement because I and no one else is getting a monetary gain from spreading the message so I am just here to make you guys at zarp aware of this because if Net Neutrality is repealed it will affect everyone.

Hey Guys, I am back and I want to spread a message, the chairman of the FCC is very likely to announce a vote to gut neutrality, possibly as soon as Nov. 22nd. Once a vote is called, it will become much, much harder to stop ISPs from charging us extra fees to access sites like Reddit and many other platforms, and controlling what we see and do online by throttling and blocking sites, apps, games, and streaming services.
But there’s still hope. The most effective way to can stop this is by driving as many calls as possible to our Senators and Representatives, now through Nov. 22nd.
We're getting word that there are lawmakers who are sympathetic to our cause and considering taking action to slow the FCC down, but they won’t act unless they get more phone calls from constituents.
Please, head over to www.battleforthenet.com and give your Senators and Reps a call telling them to stop the FCC from slashing Title II net neutrality protections. The time to act is now.
We also have ready-made banners, models, and graphics of various sizes here: www.battleforthenet.com/#join

Mods can remove if you feel it is breaking the TOU but as far as I am seeing I am just spreading the message.

Thanks, Have a great day and Christmas.

~Your Pal, Luan

European Community, but either way yes join the fight!

Morgan wrote:
It can affect people from around the world because bear in mind many services are run from the US

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I will only join the fight if you come back

I agree here

Net Neutrality is an absolutely important thing to defend. If one country, especially such an important one as the US, decides to let go of Net Neutrality only to increase prices wherever ISPs see fit it would be decremental for the internet's future.

Raeker wrote:
I fully support this statement, governments believe that they have the ability to control the Internet which is ludicrous. The Internet should not be attempted to be controlled by one countries governing body.

Luki_Guki wrote:
Maybe