Next Level BS #20: Alex Jones Gets It Wrong on Net Neutrality

Alex Jones's "rage attack" or what the hell is that at around 3 minutes in the video... Ok, ok... That's exactly one of the reasons that makes me say he's just a disinfo agent, to ridicule people who look into these kinds of issues.

He is passionate ! That sells. Day time soaps ramped up. To suit a jaded and conspiratorially
hungry audience.

He only needs a modicum of evidence ( rarely proof ) and off he goes - yelling and hollering at the next tangent.

Would you buy a used car from this man ... ??

The scariest thing for me about this video is reading the comments,
the job they have done to convolute and confuse people is flat out
masterful. Make the very thing they should want what they fight
against..... wow ::slow clap:: these guys really are good at the bait
and switch gig.

hate this guy lol

Some very good information on net neutrality and why the gvt should stay out of the internet at the following link....


www.youtube.com...

An article on net neutrality and the bad idea of the gvt getting involved...

www.thecommonsenseshow.com...

a reply to: hushmymouth

Bull #! net neutrality is to keep the use of the net as is
I was actually afraid that Obama would bail on this.

WASHINGTON -- Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler revealed a big win for net neutrality advocates on Wednesday, asking for strong authority to enforce open Internet protections.

In a Wired op-ed, Wheeler said he is proposing the FCC use its authority under Title II of the Communications Act to protect consumer broadband Internet. This move will allow the FCC to stop Internet service providers from charging content providers like Netflix more money for reliable Internet access.

"Using this authority, I am submitting to my colleagues the strongest open Internet protections ever proposed by the FCC," he wrote.

Wheeler said that his "enforceable, bright-line rules will ban paid prioritization, and the blocking and throttling of lawful content and services." The FCC's plan includes equal rules for mobile and fixed networks and will be voted on by agency commissioners later this month.

Wheeler is also proposing that the agency, for the first time, should have strong authority over points of interconnection, the gateway between an Internet service provider and the rest of the Internet. The FCC will investigate complaints about unfair
interconnection activities on a case-by-case basis
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