Sat Feb 28, 2015 7:23 pm
rayjax82 wrote:snozzberries wrote:rayjax82 wrote:2. Make no mistake. This wasn't the people vs big business. This was content providers vs pipeline providers. Content providers won, and government gets to centralize the Internet. Which will likely have a whole host of unintended consequences.
It was pipeline providers vs consumers, and apparently consumers won.
It might have also been pipeline providers vs content providers, we don't know if that is in the legislation. If it is, then content providers also won.
This isn't going to centralize the internet. That's not technically possible because the internet is a mesh, not a star. The internet can't work as a star.
So what you're telling me is Amazon, Netflix, or any other content providers are not benefiting from this financially?
Sun Mar 01, 2015 9:24 am
Sun Mar 01, 2015 10:47 am
rayjax82 wrote:snozzberries wrote:rayjax82 wrote:2. Make no mistake. This wasn't the people vs big business. This was content providers vs pipeline providers. Content providers won, and government gets to centralize the Internet. Which will likely have a whole host of unintended consequences.
It was pipeline providers vs consumers, and apparently consumers won.
It might have also been pipeline providers vs content providers, we don't know if that is in the legislation. If it is, then content providers also won.
This isn't going to centralize the internet. That's not technically possible because the internet is a mesh, not a star. The internet can't work as a star.
So what you're telling me is Amazon, Netflix, or any other content providers are not benefiting from this financially?
Sun Mar 01, 2015 10:49 am
kf7mjf wrote:The Fed is a government chartered and regulated central bank. It actually does it's job fairly well.
Sun Mar 01, 2015 10:49 am
DocNugent wrote:And . . .
another skeptic weighs in.
Sun Mar 01, 2015 10:56 am
snozzberries wrote:DocNugent wrote:And . . .
another skeptic weighs in.
They didn't just "take over the internet" any more than enforcing the rules of gun safety is a takeover of gun rights."but I have a right to point my guns at people and shoot rounds off into the air."
Sun Mar 01, 2015 11:00 am
XDM9cWA wrote:...but again, let's just be sensationalistic, it makes for better news like the picture above
Sun Mar 01, 2015 11:01 am
DocNugent wrote:And . . .
another skeptic weighs in.
Sun Mar 01, 2015 11:05 am
Sun Mar 01, 2015 11:07 am
WaJim wrote:. . . The government didnt build the shitty website..its actually worse than that.
The statement should read ......
The Government that couldnt find a competent company to build its Health Care website just took over the Internet.
The Gvt didnt build shit...
Sun Mar 01, 2015 11:09 am
DocNugent wrote:XDM9cWA wrote:...but again, let's just be sensationalistic, it makes for better news like the picture above
I agree.
Am I correct to presume you can't prove him wrong?
Sun Mar 01, 2015 11:10 am
DocNugent wrote:WaJim wrote:. . . The government didnt build the shitty website..its actually worse than that.
The statement should read ......
The Government that couldnt find a competent company to build its Health Care website just took over the Internet.
The Gvt didnt build shit...
True dat, but I think Thor's statement is also true - the government couldn't build its Health Care website (so it subcontracted the work out as you indicated).
Sun Mar 01, 2015 11:15 am
XDM9cWA wrote:DocNugent wrote:XDM9cWA wrote:...but again, let's just be sensationalistic, it makes for better news like the picture above
I agree.
Am I correct to presume you can't prove him wrong?
what's to prove wrong? sorry not biting into one of your silly drawn out arguments... believe what you want to believe
so the govt can't build roads, bridges, airports? How about private sector... how many fails?
they don't have satellites or rockets that reach the skies?
yeah.. govt has accomplished nothing... SUUURRRE....
Sun Mar 01, 2015 11:19 am
DocNugent wrote:XDM9cWA wrote:...but again, let's just be sensationalistic, it makes for better news like the picture above
I agree.
Am I correct to presume you can't prove him wrong?
Sun Mar 01, 2015 11:24 am
DocNugent wrote:XDM9cWA wrote:DocNugent wrote:XDM9cWA wrote:...but again, let's just be sensationalistic, it makes for better news like the picture above
I agree.
Am I correct to presume you can't prove him wrong?
what's to prove wrong? sorry not biting into one of your silly drawn out arguments... believe what you want to believe
so the govt can't build roads, bridges, airports? How about private sector... how many fails?
they don't have satellites or rockets that reach the skies?
yeah.. govt has accomplished nothing... SUUURRRE....
Aren't all your examples things that governments hired private contractors to build?