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What goes into USA is blindly ported to India for some reason. Better it is stopped at its origin.
– 286110
Commented Jun 30, 2017 at 16:10
We Indian has also applied for online petition and show our strict opinion for net Net Neutrality. And by this, the Airtel and many other operators have to step back for this type of actions. TRAI has also supported for equality thewire.in/21301/…
– Sagar007
Commented Jul 12, 2017 at 4:18
It's been going for quite a while and many have supported net neutrality by signing the petition. But then they made the emails public, of those who signed.
– ABcDexter
Commented Jul 12, 2017 at 6:32
@Firelord: What goes into USA is blindly ported over the whole world in a matter of months at longest. It's long overdue for people of the world to acknowledge that the one world government is already alive and kicking, and that it's not something that proverbial 'conspiracy theorists' make up to amuse themselves. And first and foremost, people have to understand that this entity is anything but our friend. Without acknowledging this, humankind falls divided (yes, a 'one world' hypocrisy actually works by dividing, not uniting us) and loses everything, little by little.
– sunny moon
Commented Jul 12, 2017 at 13:30
"It will kill the internet." The US only just got net neutrality regulation. The internet isn't suddenly going to crumble because it's being removed again. I argue that there are other regulations that have created a situation where people incorrectly conclude that net neutrality regulation will help. This regulation is a bad idea that is being held up as a solution to problems that were caused by previous bad ideas.
– Jerbot
Commented Jul 12, 2017 at 23:19

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