Add your name: WE WON! The court issued a decisive net neutrality decision--legislators and companies should accept the open internet.
Net neutrality adversaries in Congress, ISPs, and Big Telecom
On June 14, the DC Circuit Court affirmed the argument of millions of Americans who support the Federal Communication Commission's (FCC) authority to protect a free and open internet for all.
This is a huge legal victory for us--Daily Kos community members contributed around 2 million comments to the FCC, Congress, and the White House, in addition to key meetings with decision makers around the country.
Now, it's time for our adversaries to concede defeat.
Companies should stop trying to block, throttle, or discriminate access to the internet--the people and the court have spoken.
Congress should stop their continued effort to legislate the FCC. No legislation is needed to protect net neutrality--the FCC has the authority to make sure all Americans have access to everything the Internet has to offer.
Add your name: We won on net neutrality. The internet is for everyone--companies and legislators should let the FCC do its job.
This is a huge legal victory for us--Daily Kos community members contributed around 2 million comments to the FCC, Congress, and the White House, in addition to key meetings with decision makers around the country.
Now, it's time for our adversaries to concede defeat.
Companies should stop trying to block, throttle, or discriminate access to the internet--the people and the court have spoken.
Congress should stop their continued effort to legislate the FCC. No legislation is needed to protect net neutrality--the FCC has the authority to make sure all Americans have access to everything the Internet has to offer.
Add your name: We won on net neutrality. The internet is for everyone--companies and legislators should let the FCC do its job.
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The people and the court have spoken--the FCC has the authority to protect a free and open internet. The internet is no longer a luxury, instead a common good necessary for all people to communicate, innovate, educate, and access economic opportunity.