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[phacemeltar]

Originally Posted by ronasch [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Feed me government feed me.

Don't worry, those are just Jewish "showers"

I'm wondering how people think things get better when government is involved?

the internet as we know it was funded by the government, goofus. should be considered a resource, imo

[ronasch]

Originally Posted by phacemeltar [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

the internet as we know it was funded by the government, goofus. should be considered a resource, imo

Ok so because some U.S. Tax dollars went to some research that resulted in what we call the Internet, it should be handed out like candy to the masses? What about those who pay no tax, should we give them Internet for free and make u pay a higher tax to offset the extra construction/maintenance required to give these non tax payers Internet. Yes I know it's already happening. Who decides what speed is standard? Can I pay extra tax for a higher speed? Do I need a license to surf the web? Net Neutrality FTL

[Shrubwise]

Originally Posted by ronasch [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Feed me government feed me.

Don't worry, those are just Jewish "showers"

I'm wondering how people think things get better when government is involved?

Well, that escalated quickly.

[salimoneus]

Originally Posted by azeth [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The Internet, like health care, like credit scoring is too integral to an Americans life to be dealt with in a capitalist private sector. Not saying our gov has the expertise at the moment to take over and offer these services, but it needs to.

Just let me pay taxes and give me the Internet, health care, access to a transparent credit system etc

The way America is headed, that socialist utopia you speak of may just become a reality. They run the largest deficit in the free world, and can't even deliver the mail without going into the red, and you want them to take on more responsibility? I find your lack of logic disturbing.

[ronasch]

UCLA 1968 annual tuition less then $500

Today 28000/year

Now that's affordable and accessible

Thank You government

Case closed

[Ele]

Originally Posted by ronasch [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

UCLA 1968 annual tuition less then $500

Today 28000/year

Now that's affordable and accessible

Thank You government

Case closed

You can't rebut any of the arguments in this thread so you throw out rising education costs as evidence government is bad?


Case closed alright.

[Lisset]

I have Comcast and the only way to go over 300 is with lots of video.

[nyclin]

comcast business is also about twice the price of consumer access for similar speeds, but if data caps are that important to you it may be worth it

[sirelothar]

Been running a program that keeps track of my network usage by program and my eqgame.exe has only used 300mb in the course of 31 days.

[Tahlvin]

You have to be really trying to go above 300GB. Not defending Comcast, but they have been raising their speeds significantly higher lately (up to 105mbps or higher) so that's probably why they are being more strict about the monthly cap.