| WTF This isn't good. Once one group starts the others will want to follow. I can only hope that net neutrality passes in America. |
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1 edit | said by anon64690 :
This isn't good. Once one group starts the others will want to follow. I can only hope that net neutrality passes in America.
The train is leaving the station - all aboard. The U.S. won't be far behind.
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kudos:2 | said by fAcEtIOUs:The train is leaving the station - all aboard. The U.S. won't be far behind. Indeed.. one might describe this trend as letting the genie out of the bottle.. can't put'em back in.
Piracy is well on its way back to the underground, where it belongs.
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said by anon64690 :
I can only hope that net neutrality passes in America.
Im supprised no one has chimed in claiming "that is NOT what net neutrality is about!!!!!11one"
but if the entertainment industry was able to push it through our neighbors across the pond, we'll be expecting it here soon too...
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"The train is leaving the station - all aboard. The U.S. won't be far behind."
In that case, it's safe to say that the track crossties/fishplates a mile away from the station are in pretty bad shape...... |
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