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1:07 am
April 15, 2008
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Mauth
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Guess what the new Virgin CEO thinks about Net Nuetraliy.
“A load of Bullox”
I
don't know how many of you are in the UK, or how many of you are aware
of net nuetrality, or how many of you subscribe to Virgin, but it does
NOT matter… this is step #1 to EVERY ISP around the world following
suit, and its time to spread the word that this is not acceptable, if
there was ever a time to get off your lazy fucking soda drinking chip
eating ass, get the fuck off your WoW account, and step into action it
is now bitches!
Original Article
The people over at iPower's article
Net Nuetrality defined by Wikipedia(for those of you that live in a fucking cave)
I've
yet to decide exactly what devious means of acting out I intend to send
my message that I'm going to rape the virginity of Virgin mobile but
I'll keep all of you up to date. |
Well, i think that the very first step should
be a worldwide, wholesale boycot of Virgin products and services. They
wanna be dicks and screw us in the name of profit, then i say we hit'em
right back in their shareholder's profits. Get enough ppl to boycot
Virgin that this dipshit is forced to resign, and Virgin not only
withdraws it's claim about NN, but reverses it's stance and begin's to
support it.
So for now, i advise everyone that's using a Virgin service to call up
and cancel…and if they ask why, tell them that it's because of their
CEO and his stance on NN.
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To The Dragon: Enjoy your rest, until next the pattern has need of you. Tai’shar.
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6:32 am
April 15, 2008
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FFKodoku
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..I don't get it. I almost thought it was spam at first o.o;
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10:06 am
April 15, 2008
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dflyman
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It's about Network Neutrality. Basically, Virgin has given in to the corporate scheme to fully regulate the internet. You see, right now, the internet is a free marketplace, meaning people are free to search and look at just about anything they want. THAT is Net Neutrality. What Virgin, along with other companies, are doing, is attempting to, A: cut from the internet (or at least make it infinitely impossible to locate) various websites on the web that these particular companies don't agree with, B: there will be a huge pricetag on almost anything anyone does ON the internet. Basically, bloggers and the like will suffer. Here's an example: Say there was a cite called F**K Virgin.com, well, then it would be put into the category of cites that corporations would ultimately censor. I am completely behind Mauth on this one. The internet should be free, and the ability to surf the net should be free.
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We’ve done the impossible, and that makes us mighty.
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12:33 pm
April 15, 2008
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FFKodoku
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WTF you serious? That's redonkulous. This and that copyright thing like at the same time…nothing is free anymore!
I'm gonna start charging you all for the air you breath…I think $0.02 will be sufficient..maybe then i'll have enough to use a google search and copyright the doodles I draw at school.
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2:59 pm
April 15, 2008
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dflyman
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We’ve done the impossible, and that makes us mighty.
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