rjpaez
join:2000-08-27
Hialeah, FL | sad It's sad that there are so many incompetent people that are deciding the fate on something they have no clue about. |
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wev567
join:2006-02-25
Pittsburgh, PA | He is not alone. Many people in power or positions of leadership, both in gov't and the private sector, have no clue how tech works or even what it is capable of. Look at Bush the 1st - he was amazed by a supermarket checkout scanner. And I doubt the CEO of Pepsi or GM could explain the internet better than ol' Ted here. |
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HMS1
join:2006-01-14
Austin, TX | reply to rjpaez
It will continue being a problem as long as (a) they don't know how ignorant they are and (b) they get all their information from lobbyists.
It's up to us to correct the situation. It's no use castigating them for being so clueless. Instead constituents have to write polite, short letters with clear explanations.
I'll be writing this week in favor of net neutrality and against the broadcast flag. |
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said by rjpaez:It's sad that there are so many incompetent people that are deciding the fate on something they have no clue about. It's sad he has a vote to use in the Senate.An incompetent asshat like that needs to be voted out of office before he accidentally pokes his eye out by walking into an object such as a door knob or burns himself with matches. 
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