#stopthefcc

[hanabikuroi]

Why has everyone quieted down about Net Neutrality!? Time is running out!

Time is running out for Net Neutrality

This will harm a lot of people! We'll have no:

- Small Businesses

- Artists to comission

- Jobs

- Entertainment

- People with Mental Disabilities

- College (Will become more expensive! No, we don't want that, right? Along with student debts.)

- Online Assignments

- Connection with Loved Ones

- News

- Etc.

Call your reps now or else we'll lose our privilieges on April 23rd!

[magic-can]

Reminder that a veto from the U.S. president can be overridden if over two-thirds of both The House and Senate are against the veto. Even if the president vetos the net neutrality CRA Congress can still override the veto if enough people in it support net neutrality. CALL CONGRESS. THERE IS STILL HOPE.

[thelyd]

#StopTheFCC

I know hashtags are more of a Twitter thing but this is serious. There’s protests today, December 7th, nationwide at Verizon stores. This is a very important matter that will not only impact the lives of US citizens, but could very easily spread worldwide if other countries try to mess with whatever Internet system is in place in their respective countries. 

If you live in the US and can make it to a protest, I urge you to go. If not, there’s plenty of websites and articles with information on how to make an impact on the FCC’s decision. They’re voting on this in 7 days. (December 14th) Some things you can do to help the cause and keep net neutrality are contacting your Senators and state representatives, donating money to organizations such as Battle for the Net and Free Press.

In case you don’t know what’s going on, here’s a video that explains it very well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsyzP5hejxI 

We still have a chance to stop this if we work together.

[raginggrannies]

photos courtesy Harjanto Sumali published on twitter. Many thanks to Harjanto for coming to our Net Neutraltiy/Save Digital DNA demonstration of 12/07.

Top photo: Granny Mary G, second photo: our demo started at the sculpture that is being deaccessioned/censored by the Public Art Commission of Palo Alto, third photo: our next stop in downtown Palo Alto was in the front of the Verizon store.

Then we, 100+ people strong, marched through downtown. We circled back to Verizon three times where we passed the mic to express our deepest feelings about saving the net.

[thefindings]

Save it Protest Break the internet Get the word out and get people on board!!!! Sign petitions! Call congress!!!

[beatificbug]

Hey fellas let's not let Net Neutrality die

You know the drill. Contact your Congress people, sign petitions, and generally make a ruckus all over the internet. Don't let the FCC screw this up for all of us.

It's not just social media, it's online banking, school work, education sites, and public databases at risk. It puts us all in danger of having our primary source of information heavily censored. So please make posts over the net about saving net neutrality!

Use hashtags

#savenetneutrality

#netnetrality

And #stopthefcc

[doctorpandorica]

This is the selfie cat, selfie cat says don't give up on net neutrality!!!!!! Contact your local representative and go to BattleForTheNet.com

[cogitoergofun]

The FCC is voting to end net neutrality on Dec. 14th. Congress can still stop the vote, but only if we make them. Go to https://www.battleforthenet.com to #StoptheFCC and defend net neutrality before it's too late.

Then, join me in "breaking the Internet" to #stopthefcc: https://breaktheinternetprotest.org