Anime 'n stuff

This is enough. Ajit Pai has already succeded MULTIPLE TIMES and you can expect the full removal of net neutrality on APRIL 23RD OF THIS YEAR. We can still contact our senators, we can still fight as hrd as we can, but even though 23 states are suposedly suing for the repeal of this, we need to help it along.

In case people forgot what Net Neutrality is: it is a series of laws that ensure everyone free and fair access to the internet. Without them, you will be charged for the sites you use on top of an already high internet bill. This means creators like us cannot post and be seen. Thia means that smaller schools will havebto switch to out of date text books. This means that starter IT projects that could make our lives better will die because noone can support an online presence that noone can afford to see.

And the list goes on and on and on. I have frienda who have to make their livings through commissions and working online because of multiple health issues. I have friends trying to publish books, post art, post voice acting snippets that will not be seen without these laws.

The other day I made a post about the effect the loss of net neutrality would have on me and my friends. When I looked for it in my archive, it was gone. I think I’ve been censored. Net neutrality is (unofficially) gone so I am suspicious that it might have something to do with that. As far as I know, no one liked or reblogged the post before it was taken down. This is not a word for word redo of that post, but I’ll try.

If net neutrality really gets taken away, my friends will be stolen from me. These are people I’ve met and bonded with and loved over the past four years. And quite a few of us are quite close. I really don’t know what I’d do or what would happen to me emotionally and possibly psychologically/mentally if I had no contact with them or no way to contact them, but that is exactly what would happen if net neutrality is done away with. It would be very bad for me and everyone else. I don’t know what state I’d be left in but I’d feel very lost, probably traumatised, and indubitably devastated.