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grandpinaple

join:2006-01-03
New York, NY

reply to pnh102
Re: More Confusing The Issue

I have to strongly disagree. These companies have and will be given tax breaks and all sorts of tax payer dollar type incentives that inevitably make part of the infastructure public domain if you will. As such they should not be able to have a separate lane for discriminating content, because then the old lanes will just never be upgraded and ignored.
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