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Net Neutrality by: Sean Kalinich on 11/12/2009
Net Neutrality is defined as

Network neutrality (also net neutrality, Internet neutrality) is a principle proposed for user access networks participating in the Internet that advocates no restrictions on content, sites, or platforms, on the kinds of equipment that may be attached, and on the modes of communication allowed, as well as communication that is not unreasonably degraded by other traffic

Laws like the ones that RIAA and MPAA and now the people trying to say everyone is a pedophile have everything to do with it.

They are connected as once they are able to "show" how dangerous the internet is [look at all the people downloading that] they can put laws in place to restrict the traffic allowed and to allow ISPs and other agencies to inspect packets as they travel to look for illegal content.

This is how special interest groups work. After all some of the first laws for traffic restriction were part of the child protection act.

This is a way to get the laws in "under the table" so that people do not see them for what they are.
Title is misleading by: Anonymous on 11/12/2009
This is about downloading child pornography and the lack of clear legal approaches.

Which has very little to do with your title "Net Neutrality"
@ Greg by: Anshel Sag on 11/11/2009
Sean and I jokingly talked about that earlier today...

But if you knew his service record, you'd probably disagree.
Big Brother is Watching by: Greg442 on 11/11/2009
Nice article, makes up for some of the other stuff you’ve written here. However, you do realize, your anti-government, anti legal justice system, unpatriotic rabble rousing could get you labeled a terrorist? lol
by: Anonymous on 11/11/2009
Excellent read. I'm not kidding when I say everyone that has a computer on the planet should read this.
Unfortunately by: Sean Kalinich on 11/11/2009
Most politicians are only interested in getting reelected. They may have had aspirations of making a difference and doing good at one point in time but by the time they get to any place of real authority and power they have made too many promises to special interest groups and organizations to be of any real use.

It is a shame really, but as we move [rapidly] into a fully technology driven world our lawmakers are becoming less and less technologically competent and are at risk of the poison fed to them by people that claim they are.
by: Kakkoii on 11/11/2009
I wish the world would take example of how Norway runs it's country.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4L6-0WRfSA
by: Kakkoii on 11/11/2009
Indeed. And this government stupidity influences the laws in Canada and many other countries, extending the pain and degrading society. It's sad that there is no IQ requirement to run for a spot in the government. I bet most politicians would be sub 100, or at least sub 110.
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