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Nationwide Net Neutrality Repeal Protesting. December 7th. Spread Awareness.
tldr: The FCC is about to kill net neutrality. We’re protesting NATIONWIDE on Dec 7th to stop them.
TLDR LINKS https://www.reddit.com/r/Marchfornetneutrality
http://www.verizonprotests.com
WHAT’S GOING ON? Comcast, AT&T, Verizon and the National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA) have spent $572 million on attempts to influence the FCC and other government agencies since 2008
Imagine if you couldn’t view comments critical of Comcast on Reddit, Facebook, or YouTube while using Comcast internet. Want to use Netflix and not Hulu, you’re on Comcast so it will be half as fast as it is now.
Net Neutrality is the basic idea that all Internet traffic should be treated equally. That means ISPs shouldn’t be allowed to block content or charge extra for faster speeds. Current rules implemented in 2015 prohibit this behavior and subject ISPs to utility-style regulations under Title II of the Communications Act of 1934.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) just announced its plan to slash net neutrality rules, allowing ISPs like Verizon to block apps, slow websites, and charge fees to control what you see & do online. They vote December 14th. People from across the political spectrum are outraged, so we’re planning to protest at Verizon retail stores across the country on December 7, one week before the vote and at the peak of the busy Holiday shopping season.
WHAT YOU CAN DO! #1 If you live nearby or can make it to DC, GO TO THE MARCH FOR NET NEUTRALITY December 7th. More info at https://www.reddit.com/r/marchfornetneutrality
WHAT YOU CAN DO! #2 Protest in front of your local Verizon store. Go to http://www.verizonprotests.com/ for more info on the December 7th protests near you! Feet on the ground, show your support for net neutrality.
WHAT YOU CAN DO! #3 If you’re using Comcast, AT&T, or Verizon SWITCH YOUR CARRIER (if you can). Comment on their Twitter feeds, tell them why you’re leaving, blow up social media. These companies have spent millions lobbying to influence the government and gain more control of what and how you use the internet.
WHAT YOU CAN DO! #4 Playtime is over. Spread this message, talk with a friend, call your representative, do SOMETHING. If net neutrality is changed any actions now can help the appeal lawyers of the future. Don’t sit on the sidelines, this is America, let your voice and opinion be expressed. Let others know how important this issue is.
MORE INFORMATION
WHAT’S HAPPENING? The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) just announced its plan to slash net neutrality rules, allowing ISPs like Verizon to block apps, slow websites, and charge fees to control what you see & do online. They vote December 14th. People from across the political spectrum are outraged, so we’re planning to protest at Verizon retail stores across the country on December 7, one week before the vote and at the peak of the busy Holiday shopping season. We’ll demand that our members of Congress take action to stop Verizon’s puppet FCC from killing net neutrality.
WHAT’S NET NEUTRALITY? Net neutrality is the basic principle that has made the Internet into what it is today. It prevents big Internet Service Providers (like Verizon) from charging extra fees, engaging in censorship, or controlling what we see and do on the web by throttling websites, apps, and online services.
WHY VERIZON STORES? The new chairman of the FCC, Ajit Pai, is a former top lawyer for Verizon, and the company has been spending millions on lobbying and lawsuits to kill net neutrality so they can gauge us all for more money. By protesting at Verizon stores, we’re shining light on the corruption and demanding that our local do something about it. Only Congress has the power to stop Verizon’s puppet FCC, so at the protests we’ll be calling and tweeting at legislators, and in cities where it’s possible we’ll march from Verizon stores to lawmakers offices.
WHAT ARE OUR DEMANDS? Ajit Pai is clearly still working for Verizon, not the public. But he still has to answer to Congress. So we’re calling on our lawmakers to do their job overseeing the FCC and speak out against Ajit Pai’s plan to gut Title II net neutrality protections and give Verizon and other giant ISPs everything on their holiday wishlist.
HOW CAN I JOIN? Click here http://www.verizonprotests.com/ and you’ll find an interactive map where you can see if there is already a protest planned near you. If not, you can sign up to host one, and we’ll send you materials to make it easy and help you recruit others in your area. These protests will be quick, fun, and 100% legal. If you can’t attend a protest on December 7th, you can still help defend net neutrality by calling your lawmakers and spreading the word on social media. You can also sign up to host a meeting with your members of Congress, or volunteer for our texting team to help turn people out for these protests.
I thought this might be useful. I’ve been seeing it posted around the internet, but not around Tumblr. So I figured this might help rally troops and post it myself? The above text is not mine but the information is relevant.
Physical numbers are hard to discredit SO SPREAD THE WORD.
As a reminder, don’t tag this post. Verizon owns Tumblr and people have apparently been being force-unfollowed from the net neutrality tag.
I don’t normally get involved in political shit, but Net Neutrality is important. Since Verizon has bought Yahoo (and by proxy, Tumblr) they’ve done their best to run this platform into the ground.
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No such thing.
Love your blog, you have great taste. I love big cocks and your blog has some of the best. I've noticed you comment on your size like the one with the character saying xxxxxl my ass. Is that true for you?
Thanks. (blush) Yes, I have a big cock. My partner does too. No, we’re not posting it on this blog. (but it may have been posted elsewhere) :3
Can I give you a hug and maybe a squeeze?
As long as the squeeze is squeezing my butt. :3
Can you draw humans?
Not really.
ido u do requests? caise id love to see some more hung furries jacking off <3 i love a big cock
Made a post just for you~!
whats your favourite thing about cock?~
Size and shape. Big is great as long as it looks good too!
It’s always nice to have some after dinner breeding
Most comfortable seat in the house! :D
Do you have a kik?
Nope! This is the closest thing to social media I do.
Looks like the Bowser butt-bomb hit.
I need to be under this.
Glad your back! What do you play games on if I may be so bold?
I’m primarily a PC gamer. I do have a Wii U for next gen stuff. For PCs I often play MMO games.
I can’t say I wouldn’t do the same with that bulge in a wrestling singlet.
Can you do comics
No, I don’t draw really. At least not publicly.