Proud of my daughter

[RippedmyFlesh]

Her post

Not only is this a step to censorship, this is a racist and classist move. Videos revealing brutality will not be seen. People from lower incomes will not be able to educate themselves.
I also wanted to stop myself from saying this, but given what just happened, this is not the time to have a filter: I am astonished at some of the comments I have read. Some people don’t even know what was happening today.
You are exactly what they want us to be.

[WhawhaWhat]

Did we ever find out if this supposed daughter is hot? I think we have a right to know before the morons send this to DC.

[IowaHawkeyeChief]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

We cured smallpox!/ Hamas

200 years after development of the vaccine thanks to Gov't efficiency...

[IowaHawkeyeChief]

Originally Posted by WhawhaWhat

Did we ever find out if this supposed daughter is hot? I think we have a right to know before the morons send this to DC.

Is she the one in the Pic smoking the heater? If so, not guilty.

[Chiefnj2]

Originally Posted by Eleazar

lemme know when that starts

Attempted years ago.

Even in the U.S., there have been some major violations by small and large ISPs. These include:
The largest ISP, Comcast, secretly interfering with peer-to-peer technologies, including some of the most popular basic technologies used to distribute online TV and music (2005-2008);
A small telephone ISP called Madison River blocking Vonage, a company providing competing telephone service online (2005);
Apple blocking Skype on the iPhone, subject to a secret contract with AT&T, a company that competes with Skype in providing telephone service (2008-2009);
Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile blocking the functionality of Google Wallet on Nexus devices, while all three of those ISPs are part of a competing mobile payments joint venture called Isis (late 2011- +today);
and Comcast's disputes with Level 3 and Netflix over termination fees, and the appearance that Comcast is deliberately congesting its network connections to force Netflix to pay Comcast for an acceptable connection (2010- +today).

[Spott]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

Who do you think putting a $10,000 limit on SALT deductions is going to impact the most?

How are poor people getting screwed in the tax plan?

Poor people eat a lot of salt?

[jspchief]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

Attempted years ago.

Even in the U.S., there have been some major violations by small and large ISPs. These include:
The largest ISP, Comcast, secretly interfering with peer-to-peer technologies, including some of the most popular basic technologies used to distribute online TV and music (2005-2008);
A small telephone ISP called Madison River blocking Vonage, a company providing competing telephone service online (2005);
Apple blocking Skype on the iPhone, subject to a secret contract with AT&T, a company that competes with Skype in providing telephone service (2008-2009);
Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile blocking the functionality of Google Wallet on Nexus devices, while all three of those ISPs are part of a competing mobile payments joint venture called Isis (late 2011- +today);
and Comcast's disputes with Level 3 and Netflix over termination fees, and the appearance that Comcast is deliberately congesting its network connections to force Netflix to pay Comcast for an acceptable connection (2010- +today).

Pshhh... the free market will settle this. Ooops, looks like corps are buying politicians to ensure there's no competition. So much much for that theory. No biggie, some entrepreneurs will come along and build the infrastructure to compete. They can call it froogle fiber, or something. Surely that will work.

/cross fingers

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[BucEyedPea]

Originally Posted by Spott

Poor people eat a lot of salt?

They can't afford refrigerators so they preserve their food with salt and keep it in cool basements or a hole in the ground out back or somewhere.

Tho' I'm pretty sure he was referring to deductions for state and local taxes.

[BucEyedPea]

Originally Posted by WhawhaWhat

Did we ever find out if this supposed daughter is hot? I think we have a right to know before the morons send this to DC.

Are you Roy Moore or do you just like the youngin's too?


(Just teasin')

[patteeu]

Originally Posted by BucEyedPea

Are you Roy Moore or do you just like the youngin's too?


(Just teasin')

The daughter is an adult, but it’s notable for its ridiculousness that the guy focused on objectifying her is looking down his nose at DC.

[BucEyedPea]

Originally Posted by patteeu

The daughter is an adult, but it’s notable for its ridiculousness that the guy focused on objectifying her is looking down his nose at DC.

I know she is. I figured she was a young adult with what could be a man 15 years older. Besides the fact that I cryptically said I was teasin'. It was a joke.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by jspchief

Pshhh... the free market will settle this. Ooops, looks like corps are buying politicians to ensure there's no competition. So much much for that theory. No biggie, some entrepreneurs will come along and build the infrastructure to compete. They can call it froogle fiber, or something. Surely that will work.

/cross fingers

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I do like how your post was followed with the DC loons...god damn it man.

[BucEyedPea]

Did you get a new trailer Mecca, or move to a homeless shelter yet?

[bigjosh]

Is this where the DC dumbshits are going to use facts to show me why ending net neutrality is good?

Ohh, they still dont have any good reasons?

They still cant explain how this is good for the end consumer?

Nevermind, I will go somewhere else.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by BucEyedPea

Did you get a new trailer Mecca, or move to a homeless shelter yet?

Now now don't project your bullshit onto me when I already explained to you how I pay my fair share for internet since I'm sure I pay a ****ton more than you.

[Chiefnj2]

Originally Posted by bigjosh

Is this where the DC dumbshits are going to use facts to show me why ending net neutrality is good?

Ohh, they still dont have any good reasons?

They still cant explain how this is good for the end consumer?

Nevermind, I will go somewhere else.

Obama. Free market. Sky is falling. Verizon and Comcast say it hurts them. Did I mention Obama?