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(also the fight isnât over keep calling and mailing congress!!)

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@netneutralityftw
Ajit Pai is a little bitch boy pass it on
(also the fight isnât over keep calling and mailing congress!!)
NET NEUTRALITY
CONTACT YOUR REPRESENATIVES CALL THEM, TEXT RESISTBOT 50409
Text RESIST
Save our internet!!!!!
Daily Net Neutrality Reminder
Donât forget to contact your congress reps daily. Keep putting pressure on them and donât give up.
Donât get lazy. Keep emailing, calling, texting, and posting. Donât let your efforts go to waste. Go to battleforthenet.com
Donât stop fighting.
Net Neutrality: Round 2
With the FCC vote to repeal Net Neutrality passed, itâs clear that we have lost this battle but our war isnât over. Thereâs still hope and a chance to make it right.
If we lose it guys weâre not just getting charged for using the internet but were also losing these websites. But to be clear this is just what Iâve been informed on what could be lost. Key word is âcouldâ.
-Wikipedia
-Uber
-Snapchat
-Spotify
-YouTube
-Netflix
-Gmail
-Soundcloud
-ALL online games and networks
-ALL online shopping services
-ALL online classes
-ALL the porn (lol I mean their still the FCC)
Or text RESIST to 50409 and get walked through the process of making your voice heard to your senator. They represent you and always will
Text âBATTLEâ to 384-387 is also a useful one considering that 50408 is no longer working đ
CALL: 202-418-1000 (FCC)
- say your Name
- your State
- & that you oppose the repeal of Net Neutrality !! if they donât pick up leave a Voicemail
this is literally our only hope đ plz call #NetNeutrality
But in the mean time Tumblr, BREAK THE INTERNET. Reblog these pics, post your own thoughts/blogs, spread the word, Join the Fight!
Donât lie down and wait for results, make the results happen, weâre the people, weâre stronger than we know. Now letâs show it
@shyvaporwave @chicagoxjapan @sangapmarii @cubedcoconut @cutestlesbian-pearl @baited-in @nacrepearl @whateverman97 @mr-universe99 @coolerdeath @shesavampirequeen
The whole USA must know
Guys we have 18 states, Amazon and companies like Amazon sueing the FCC to help us in the fight to save net neutrality but we need to spread the word to every state like I said 18 states are sueing the FCC but we need all the help we can get check on my Tumblr I posted a blog about which states are fighting for net neutrality and if you are in one of states that is not fighting for net neutrality then you need to speak up and tell everyone that you know in your state we have to fight the FCC and Republicans the Republicans want net neutrality gone and you know because without net neutrality big time companies will get a lot more money than anyone and small business wonât last theyâll be forced to closed down there business and I fear if this goes all the way to our president I canât imagine what he will do and he is Republican to and a business man so guts please a begging and asking you a favor at the same to help me and others like me to save net neutrality and please check on my Tumblr or the internet to see if your state is fighting to save net neutrality to some it all up we just need to work as a big team to save our net neutrality
The change wonât happen all at once. It will be subtleâwhich makes it scarier.
A BILL WAS RECENTLY INTRODUCED TO LEGISLATURE THAT CAN KILL NET NEUTRALITY
https://www.theverge.com/2017/12/19/16797778/congress-open-internet-preservation-act-marsha-blackburn-net-neutrality-bill?link_id=7&can_id=4aa2e83de219252fdf8eaba6b332e5c9&source=email-breaking-bill-to-kill-net-neutrality-for-good&email_referrer=email_279380&email_subject=breaking-bill-to-kill-net-neutrality-for-good
A reminder to contact to your congressmen to vote against the bill, and another reminder that 17 states are planning to sue the FCC for not delaying their vote on Net Neutrality. Contact your attorney generals if your states doesnât show up on this list.
Net Neutrality in Canada
So Iâve seen some posts on the issue of net neutrality being threatened in Canada, but very little information and sources on what is going on and what we can do about it. So, since Iâm Canadian, I decided to go hunting for sources and information myself. I found the CRTC website (Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission). On this website, I found some information on their support for net neutrality and their regulations of ISPs:
CRTC strengthens its commitment to net neutrality, consumer choice and free exchange of ideas by citizens
Framework for assessing the differential pricing practices of Internet service providers
Review of the Internet traffic management practices of Internet service providers (itâs from 2009 but still)
Strengthening net neutrality in Canada
Unfortunately the most recent of these was April 20th 2017, so I havenât been able to find anything on the proposal by Bell pushing for tougher regulations on piracy being added to NAFTA. This sounds like itâs not a big deal, but Bell has been pushing for this to happen behind closed doors, without much public knowledge. If that sounds super sketchy, thatâs because it is. Hereâs why:
Fake Data on Fakes: Digging Into Bellâs Dubious Canadian Piracy Claims And also a link to the Globe and Mail article heâs referring to.
Iâm also gonna throw in a link to an article talking about Canadaâs current piracy regulations
Now, I know a lot of these articles are months if not years old, so hereâs a link to something a bit more recent on Canada Doubling Down on Net Neutrality and another link to a mildly less recent but still within the past month article that might also help people understand whatâs going on. Iâm still looking to find anything within the past month on Bellâs proposal and the Canadian governmentâs response to it, as well as what we, as Canadian citizens, can do about it, but I can give you this:
How to send a message to the CRTC
Aside from that, all I found was an article blog post on why we should stop giving Bell Canada our business Also, Shaw is in on this too. And hereâs an article just on how shitty Bell is in general because why not, fuck those guys.
Net Neutrality isnât going down without a fight in the USA, and it sure as hell isnât gonna go down without a fight in Canada!
Net neutrality because you need to apply for a job, apply for medical insurance, talk to your doctor, or access medical information. Because thats how I accesed my medical information after I went to the emergency room last month. Its how I got my new prescription last week.
Net neutrality because you need to compare schools for you, or for your kids. Transfering schools already involves a fee, so why pay more to access learning? Also sometimes you have to file online for graduation because it takes my school a week longer to submit, scan, file, and assess paper document submissions. You should know ahead of time that you child isnât going to go to a place thats safe, and the employees are given background checks.
Net neutrality because its your only way of accessing job listings that arenât big or small businesses. My friend found a job at the local factory through an agency, and its not a small buisness or giant corporation, most of which have their jobs listed on their websites.
Net neutrality because you need to check your tax records. To make sure your accountant files everything, and you donât discover theyâre irresponsible when you try and buy a car 10 years later and youâre denied because a debt settlement hasnât been updated because they never filed it.
Net neutrality because your a student and you đžneedđtođfileđ yourđfafsa.
PLEASE READ!!!!!â ïž
Okay so this is really great because I didnât 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 âRESISTâ to 50409 to get started and itâll 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, Iâm the one who wrote it so itâs not the best)
âTo 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)â
{PLEASE REBLOG!!!!!}
For quick reference, the laundry list of people who will be harmed by the loss of Net Neutrality
-public schools
-public libraries
-hospitals/doctorâs offices
-small businesses operating online
-independent sellers on amazon/ebay/etsy/etc
-entertainment venues
-streaming networks like netflix and hulu along with all their original, non-televised content (stranger things, voltron, oitnb, etc)
-at risk/lgbt children, teens, and adults
-the disabled/mentally ill
-companies using apps/wireless payment in stores
-artists and musicians based online
-political movements such as BLM
-low income households
-online college students
-companies and startups kept alive by ad revenue
-video content creators/youtubers
-the live/online gaming industry and their patrons
-the entire network of unbiased news and freedom of information/informal education
-quite literally anyone who isnât or isnât affiliated directly with a rich politician
Havenât been on in a while but um can we get some help with uuhhh net neutriality???
Please everyone, take a minute and spread awareness for Net Neutrality in Canada. These telecom companies are the absolute worst. They give you TV channels for years and then âtake it awayâ(without your contract changing), they hike up the price of cellphone contracts(along with Apple geofixing products that, even with the exchange rate are $100 cheaper in the USA). These things are so necessary in todayâs world, but have become so inflated and expensive it isnât feasible. Can you imagine paying $200 for a cellphone, as well as $70/month for the newest iPhone/Samsung? Canadians are paying some of the highest rates worldwide for cellular, television and Internet contracts by these companies, and now they want to make it even more expensive.
REMEMBER THAT CONGRESS STILL HAS TO DECIDE WHETHER TO OVERRULE THE FCCâS DECISION TO GET RID OF NET NEUTRALITY OR NOT
Call your local Congressmen as soon as possible.
Net Neutrality: Round 2
With the FCC vote to repeal Net Neutrality passed, itâs clear that we have lost this battle but our war isnât over. Thereâs still hope and a chance to make it right.
If we lose it guys weâre not just getting charged for using the internet but were also losing these websites. But to be clear this is just what Iâve been informed on what could be lost. Key word is âcouldâ.
-Wikipedia
-Uber
-Snapchat
-Spotify
-YouTube
-Netflix
-Gmail
-Soundcloud
-ALL online games and networks
-ALL online shopping services
-ALL online classes
-ALL the porn (lol I mean their still the FCC)
Or text RESIST to 50409 and get walked through the process of making your voice heard to your senator. They represent you and always will
Text âBATTLEâ to 384-387 is also a useful one considering that 50408 is no longer working đ
CALL: 202-418-1000 (FCC)
- say your Name
- your State
- & that you oppose the repeal of Net Neutrality !! if they donât pick up leave a Voicemail
this is literally our only hope đ plz call #NetNeutrality
But in the mean time Tumblr, BREAK THE INTERNET. Reblog these pics, post your own thoughts/blogs, spread the word, Join the Fight!
Donât lie down and wait for results, make the results happen, weâre the people, weâre stronger than we know. Now letâs show it
@shyvaporwave @chicagoxjapan @sangapmarii @cubedcoconut @cutestlesbian-pearl @baited-in @nacrepearl @whateverman97 @mr-universe99 @coolerdeath @shesavampirequeen
some things people wonât be able to do if net neutrality is repealed
have access to a community of people who accept them (for example lgbtq+ people who donât have accepting parents could be in danger) (ISPs would have the option to make websites slower if they donât agree with the content)
watch content creators on the internet (more specifically smaller creators
have a platform to protest/voice their opinion and be heard (this relates to point one)
(I edited this post because I was told the previous information I had was inaccurate ((thank you @luvdrug )), if you want more information check out @chronicallycozy âs post on net neutrality if you havenât already seen it)