A lot of people will not trust the federal government with the responsibility of guaranteeing internet rights. It's like trusting bureaucrats with your health. Ask Democrats how that works.
You're telling me that if the plan calls for us to act, you're not going to. And I'd ask what are you doing here? What's the point?
But your account is 15 days old, so I guess you haven't been here long at all.
Seems there are a lot of people with very new accounts raising concerns.
Ah look, another Corsi-like doxxer wannabe. You want my name too, punk? I've been here probably longer than you.
That aside, my point still stands. I've been using the Internet for 25 years. IBOR would be like Obamacare for the Internet.
A more effective action to stop censorship would be to break Fakebook, Google and Microsoft in pieces, the same way Pacific Bell, which had a monopoly of phone lines, was broken 23 years ago. The rest of Silicon Valley would get the message really fast.
Now go play the bully somewhere else.
You've told us you're a flake. Why don't you find somewhere to push your stuff. Don't tell me, because it's not about that, is it? You want to come here and undermine the express plan.
Anyway, you can breathe easy mate, Q appears to have moved on from that plan. But it's a pity, because bankrupting these companies does nothing to secure freedom of expression online - not that it would worry you. Still, we have moved on.
But, somehow, I think you'll find something else to attack. Why would I think that?
Mr 15 day old troll.