Today is the "Net Neutrality Day of Action". A day

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Today is the "Net Neutrality Day of Action". A day where internet users are expected to rally and cry for American internet access to be controlled by the US government. Internet users who have never actually read any of the proposed net neutrality laws were outraged when regulations on ISPs that had never actually gone into affect were slated to be removed.

Net Neutrality proponents claim that those regulations were the only things keeping ISPs from locking down your internet and making you pay for access to individual websites. And that if they're removed, all ISPs will immediately start making poor business decisions that have the worst possible impact on everyone because they're all the devil. Of course, no ISPs were ever bound to those regulations at any point, and if they wanted to do any of that shit they could have started whenever they wanted. The old net neutrality laws wouldn't have even gone into effect until next year.

So call your congressmen and tell them that you hate an open an unregulated internet, and that you don't trust yourself to operate a free speech platform without government oversight. I'm sure the power-hungry policy makers will be happy to comply and never give that power up again.