BlueFishyJewel

This is fraud. Should be treated like fraud. Those involved should get sentences like they committed fraud. Why? Because they committed fraud!

How to check this out?

👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 https://badcomments.attorneygeneral.gov

This makes me happy ! That’s juice!!!!!!!

Black excellence! This makes me so proud! ❤️😊😫

Just to be clear, the FCC voted to repeal #NetNeutrality (which we already knew would happen) but Congress still hasn’t voted (which is what we’ve been campaigning for) 

 Simplified: WE HAVEN’T LOST YET CALL YOUR DAMN CONGRESSPEOPLE

https://whoismyrepresentative.com/

You can also contact them by going through Resistbot  Text RESIST to 50409

SCRIPT: “ My name is X and I am a constituent in [ZIP CODE]. I’m calling to express my strong disapproval of the FCC’s move to roll back the 2015 net neutrality protections. I ask that [CONGRESSPERSON NAME] immediately work to use the Congressional Review Act to reverse this decision and preserve a free, open Internet that’s equally accessible to all.

We will not lose open internet tomorrow. Even if the repeal goes through, we will not lose our open internet tomorrow. The process is longer than that. I’m posting this again, because there are a lot of people who are under the impression that if the vote goes through tomorrow that we won’t have access to the sites we love, which can happen, but tomorrow’s vote is the beginning of a long war.

Don’t worry. They still have to go to court.

But guess what? There’s something you didn’t know about the vote.

Get this: the vote was basically illegal.

You heard me right. Eric Schneiderman, American lawyer, said in Twitter: “I will sue to stop the FCC’s illegal rollback of #netneutrality. New Yorkers and all Americans deserve a free and open internet.”

Not only do we have another ally, but now we know that the vote wasn’t supposed to happen.

 -California 

-Oregon 

-Vermont 

-Washington

 -Delaware

 -Hawaii

 -Iowa 

-Illinois

 -Massachusetts

 -Kentucky

 -Maine 

-Maryland 

-North Carolina

 -Mississippi

 -Pennsylvania

“I disagree with you” –> “I disagree with you, but I’m not angry at you, and I’m not going to yell at you for not agreeing with me.”

“I’m hurt by what you did” –> “I’m hurt by what you did, but I don’t hate you, and I don’t think you’re a bad person. I just want to discuss it.”

“I’m frustrated” –> “I’m frustrated, but it doesn’t mean I don’t care about you.”