I'm agree with that: The big phone and cable companies want to kill net neutrality so they can control and manipulate the content you can access on the Internet.

I'm realy tired of these ISPs who always want to earn more and more money...

But they don't know yet that they are killing himselt... net neutrality is the Internet.

So please STOP it!

I tend to agree with both sides. (easy I know...)

We need a more nuanced speech. It's not all black and white. Still, I do believe that internet should remain a free and open space but it unfortunately isn't. The illusion of simplicity of it pushes people to put more of themselves into it and of course corporations see their interest in having access to all this.

Everyone has an interest. Long ago I decided to stay away from social networks, although I use them for business purposes of course. Once you understand how it works, you can use the internet more wisely I guess.

But where I disagree with you is the way you tend to stigmatize a bit the "marxist" speech. I mean, I understand what you see behind it but I can understand the utopia expressed by Free Press of a tool (internet) that could be, at last, something that belongs in an almost exclusive way to the People and that can give it some power and independence. It's a lovely dream.

Corporations are not all evil! And yes, some of them definitely help with the creation of many things, plateforms, tools we enjoy using.

Just my 2 cents. :)

Your post is interesting. Reactions are always interesting to me.

Well, saying that corporations are evil when you are probably writing your rant in a PC built by an evil corporation and using the very internet they provide to get the word out about what you think is a bit of a paradox.

The only thing I would see as "wrong" would be the monopolization of everything by one corporation, but as long as there are many and there is competition I think our freedom will remain intact, always threatened but intact.

The good thing is that there are laws that protect us against monopolies, so it is likely that we will be OK and able to keep enjoying the benefits of having great corporations doing great things toward the development of new technology and our very way of life.

Both sides go to the extreme in the class war between the rich and poor. The last thirty years has sent us back down the primrose path to plutocracy and feudalism, not just in America but globally. When you have corporations merging and gobbling everything, including the government, and an unelected Supreme Court deciding that a corporation is a "person," you have a recipe for financial extraction by the corporate person from the natural person, which is, by any definition, some form of "fascism." No, corporations are not, of themselves, "evil." But they don't have a conscience like a human being, they can't die, they can't go to jail, and they tend to be small dictatorships. If they get as big as, say, Wall Mart, you have a new country or kingdom. We presently have systemic failure in our government because the founders failed to heed Jefferson's cry for an amendment to limit monopolism and now the money-sucking monster has taken our jobs, our homes, and our savings, as well as our middle class. We've been robbed. And our lawmakers are assisted in lawmaking by 60,000 corporate lobbyists making as much as $600K/year to make sure the laws benefit the monopolists. And can Obama or Dems do anything to stop the pillage when they are part of the same system? Instead, they craft a "reform" bill with so many loopholes inserted by lobbyists that it accomplishes exactly the opposite of reform, and the underpaid regulators in Washington will continue to either pass their time watching porn or go get a job working for Goldman. I'll tell you what's "tired" in this country: the political rhetoric and ideological sloganism. Meanwhile, democracy, which has only been tried in 400 of the last 6,000 years, is once again sacrificed to the cannibalizing aristocrats who like to demonize anyone who questions them as "commies." Beck has tried to turn Jefferson into a fundamentalist when he should be labeling him a commie, because Jefferson, like the original Tea Party, was opposed sternly to monopolism. And Beck always says its liberals who want to "take away our free speech," when, in truth, it is the monopolistic money-hoarders who will take that away from us, while they insist that the "corporate person" has it.

I love the internet. It gives anyone the opportunity and the rights of free speech and free enterprise. I've heard all this stuff before and I'm really fed up with the way things are going. We need to take our county back and get back to the Constitution.

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