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Kent's outfit be like

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savenetneutrality

“Thank you, commissioner clyburn, i’m gonna mark you down as a no”

[laughter]

laughter.

bitch

biiiitch

especialty

PLEASE READ!!!!!⚠️

Okay so this is really great because I didn’t know of any alternative to calling and I get anxious calling people bUt this thing called ResistBot will fax messages to your senators/representatives/governor for free but you can just text “RESIST” to 50409 to get started and it’ll tell you how it works. When it gets to the part where you have to write a message you can either write your own or send this (and edit it if you want, I’m the one who wrote it so it’s not the best)

“To whom it may concern,

I am (name) from (city, state), and I am contacting you regarding the proposition to abolish net neutrality by the FCC. As both a student and someone who follows current events, it is of importance to me to have unrestricted access to sites that keep me informed. A loss of net neutrality has the potential to prevent this. Surely it should remain the right of every citizen to be informed; the freedom of the media and of the people to access it is part of what defines us as Americans. Handing over the authority to internet providers to restrict our access to certain sites or artificially slow internet speeds is not in the best interests of the people as a whole. Who will benefit from this? Large companies, who are able to pay the fees required to hasten the speed in which one can access their site(s). What then, will happen to the entrepreneurs, the small businesses, all of the ventures and enterprises that the American government claims to protect? What will happen to news sources and blogs, whose rights to free speech are protected by our Constitution?

For the sake of free speech, free press, and the American people, I implore you to advocate to preserve net neutrality.

Thank you,

(your name)”

{PLEASE REBLOG!!!!!}

rcmcdium

I usually don’t reblog anything political, but I just wanted to add my edit to the above message that I sent:

To whom it may concern,

I am (your name) from (city, state), and I am contacting you regarding the proposition to abolish net neutrality by the FCC. As both a student and someone who follows current events, it is of great importance to me to have unrestricted access to bipartisan sites that keep me informed. A loss of net neutrality has the dangerous potential to prevent my ability to access information freely. Surely it should remain the right of every citizen to be informed; the freedom of the media and of the people to access it is part of what defines us as Americans - the freedom of speech, and the freedom to hear it, are both a fundamental part of our cohesive political culture. Handing over the authority to internet providers to restrict our access to certain sites, artificially slow internet speeds, or display sites offered by search engines in the order they alone may choose is not in the best interests of the people as a whole.

Who will benefit from this? Only large companies, who are able to pay the potentially exorbitant fees required to hasten the speed in which one can access their sites, increase their place in search engine results, or even potentially pay to censor competitors’ sites. What then, will happen to the entrepreneurs, the small businesses, all of the ventures and enterprises that the American government claims to protect? What will happen to the humble enterprises that you have claimed to protect and admire? What will happen to news sources and blogs, whose rights to free speech are protected by our Constitution? The abolition of net neutrality equates to an abolition of common free speech in the 21st century, where the Internet is a crucial component in so many people’s lives. The Internet so far has informed us, entertained us, and changed the way we do business. Any potential attempt to censor the media would exacerbate media bias already present in the major media outlets. The proposed FCC change to dismantle net neutrality would result in a digital war, the winners of which will be the current wealthiest companies, who can afford to use their economic power and unfair deregulation to slowly but surely weed out their competitors, both small and large. The only people who stand to benefit are the wealthiest under the current status quo, which the lack of net neutrality will only serve to maintain and solidify further.

For the sake of free speech, free press, and the American people, I implore you to advocate to preserve net neutrality. I have faith in you that you will consider the future of your constituents.

Thank you,

(your name)

draconli

Four commissions! All done this weekend!

Kent from anime Amnesia Sinon from Sword Art Online Unknown from Mystic Messenger Akame from Akame ga Kill

thunder-in-0ur-hearts

Watching Amnesia Episode 1 when suddenly… “Meido no Shitsuji”’s location is almost 1:1 with the Swallowtail Butler Cafe in Ikebukuro!

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askamnesiamemories

Wait, what’s the second word for Ikki and Kent?

camicci

Heroine and Sawa from Amnesia

Yes, Amnesia is an otome game. Yes, there are handsome boys. But…

BUT I need a walkthrough with Sawa. WHY, WHY ?! Otherwise, Orion’s face is… Special.

deniszombie

Amnesia♥

Shin-Toma-Ukyo

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vi-kurusu-jinguji-archive

You know what I love about Amnesia?

Every

Ship

Is

Canon

In a different

Universe

Like there’s no ship war concerning which guy Heroine will end up with because there is a different universe for each guy. It’s perfect.

kirei-na-jinsei

Ukyo : The Joker ☾

pokekittymon

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A cute comic I found, I did not make it, I just made an english translation of it ^ v ^ it was so cute I had too, if you know who the creator is, please tell me