[opendtv] Re: Comments to the FCC
- From: "Manfredi, Albert E" <albert.e.manfredi@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 2 May 2017 02:58:16 +0000
Craig Birkmaier wrote:
They are voting, Craig. Same thing. The FCC is supposed to work
for the people.
Yup.
Finally you got it. The FCC works for us, so they need to understand what we
think. Very simple. Tom Wheeler got this much, even though he was opposed to
using Title II. The people told him, and the courts did too.
The FCC is NOT a "safe space" for progressives
People, Craig. Not just the rabid lunatics in the extremes.
I did not arguing against net neutrality, and I don't know anyone
who did.
I repeat: then you have no problem. Quit complaining.
- Is the century old doctrine of regulating utilities as
"natural monopolies" still relevant today?
Circling back to square 1? Yes, and I have explained many times why.
- Should the government pick winners and losers in ANY industry?
Neutrality specifically does not pick winners and losers. A lack of a
neutrality mandate would!
Clue: the nation is fairly evenly divided on topics like Net
Neutrality.
Not even close.
It's was not Title II Bert. It was an FCC that used
The FCC was TOLD to use Title II, to mandate neutrality. They had no option,
other than to hand the special interests whatever they might want, on a silver
platter. I already told you, Craig, so enough of your circling back. You can
easily opt out of Amazon. Not so easy for you to opt out of Cox. Nothing uneven
or unfair in any of this.
Bert
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