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SuperWISP

join:2007-04-17
Laramie, WY

reply to funchords

Re: ESPN360: Boycott and possible class action lawsuit

Robb:

No one here should take your remarks seriously, since you have never been in the business of actually providing people with broadband service and obviously don't have the foggiest idea of what it entails. Cost shifting is a huge concern, especially when -- as is the case with P2P -- costs are not only shifted to ISPs but multiplied one hundredfold in the process.

You had your 15 minutes of fame when FCC Chairman Kevin Martin used you as a pawn in his vendetta against the cable companies. (He had you testify -- but not under oath and with no cross-examination, which would have demolished the many false statements you made -- and then quoted your network neutrality zealotry almost verbatim in the resulting order.)

It's time for you to quit your crusade to regulate ISPs, as you have zero actual knowledge or credibility in this field. You and the other jihaadists who are preaching regulation of the Internet should simply crawl back under the rock from which you emerged. All consumers will be thankful, and will have better and less expensive Internet service.


kamm

join:2001-02-14
Brooklyn, NY

said by SuperWISP:

Robb:

No one here should take your remarks seriously, since you have never been in the business of actually providing people with broadband service and obviously don't have the foggiest idea of what it entails. Cost shifting is a huge concern, especially when -- as is the case with P2P -- costs are not only shifted to ISPs but multiplied one hundredfold in the process.

You had your 15 minutes of fame when FCC Chairman Kevin Martin used you as a pawn in his vendetta against the cable companies. (He had you testify -- but not under oath and with no cross-examination, which would have demolished the many false statements you made -- and then quoted your network neutrality zealotry almost verbatim in the resulting order.)

It's time for you to quit your crusade to regulate ISPs, as you have zero actual knowledge or credibility in this field. You and the other jihaadists who are preaching regulation of the Internet should simply crawl back under the rock from which you emerged. All consumers will be thankful, and will have better and less expensive Internet service.
The fact that you show up here to practice very thing he just did to you sans providing evidence about his rotten morals - the way he did about you, BTW -, this action alone shows how badly we HAVE TO REGULATE YOU GUYS, in order to prevent your GREED-dictated ABUSE of the internet.
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[BQUOTE=[user=bicker]]Waaaa waaaa waaaa. You just want what you want and don't care to factor in what is right or true. Your perspectives are un-American, and deserve far more ridicule than I'm prepared to pile on them.
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SuperWISP

join:2007-04-17
Laramie, WY

Oh, I see. I'm obviously greedy and e-vile because my life's mission is to extend access to the Internet to people who would otherwise never get it -- and reap a very paltry reward for doing so (far less than if I'd invested my money and time in, say, real estate). And I must obviously be regulated out of business, because no ISP can ever possibly be good or even decent. NOT.


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