No no, there's no need to look in that room. Should absolutely raise suspicion.

And police say that nobody should investigate police brutality

I'm hoping most of big tech and media get broken up

It's just hope though.

My unlimited data plan in Albania cost $11/month. In China, $15.

Bandwidth is cheap

Yeah I bet both halves of my scrotum they say that.

There is no war in Ba Sing Se.

This is more shocking than police investigating themselves and finding nothing wrong.

Yup. Totally not a suspicious statement from them....

internet providers investigate themselves, find no issues

lol classic NotTheOnion material

Sounds like they should have a different owner. Municipalities.

♪ How 'bout I do ANYWAY ♪

This is the best summary I could come up with:

In 2021, Congress required the Federal Communications Commission to issue rules "preventing digital discrimination of access based on income level, race, ethnicity, color, religion, or national origin" within two years.

FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel last month released her draft plan to comply with the congressional mandate and scheduled a November 15 commission vote on adopting final rules.

Carr described Rosenworcel's proposal as "President Biden's plan to give the administrative state effective control of all Internet services and infrastructure in the US."

In a meeting with Rosenworcel's staff, cable company executives "stated that the Draft Order would impose overbroad liability standards that impede further broadband investment and are legally vulnerable by adopting a disparate impact rather than a disparate treatment liability approach," according to an ex parte filing submitted yesterday by cable lobby group NCTA-The Internet & Television Association.

The cable companies said the FCC "should define digital discrimination as disparate treatment and should limit the standard to policies and practices involving the deployment of broadband network facilities.

"Commission evaluation of price is unnecessary in the competitive wireless marketplace and may deter offering discounts and enticements to switch providers that consumers enjoy today."

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Is Trump the new Internet provider spokesperson?

I caught a trespasser the other day that said it wasn't him. Totally believed him too /s

Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain

Pay nooo attention to the man bahind the curtain!!

Oh, okay then

“What IS your fascination with my forbidden closet of mysteries?”

Sadly, it probably won't be looked into. ISP's are at a "too big to fail" point in the US, and that lets them do pretty much whatever they want. Like airlines.

Yup, because they have infinite shit to hide 😂