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Massachusetts GOP senators file an Internet privacy bill 2017-04-09 02:09:39 Post No. 130416
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Massachusetts GOP senators file an Internet privacy bill
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2017-04-09 02:09:39
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Massachusetts may be the latest state to consider protections for broadband privacy.
State Senate Republicans have filed legislation that would prevent internet service providers from using or selling customer information without their permission.
The bill is in response to a move by Republicans in Washington to repeal Obama-era federal regulations that would have prohibited collection of customer information without consent.
Senate Republican Leader Bruce Tarr says Congress "has created a situation that threatens consumer privacy."
Sen. Donald Humason, a Westfield Republican, says the bill would protect Massachusetts residents against the sale of their personal information.
The measure would also prohibit internet service providers from imposing a charge on consumers who do not give consent.
Several other states including Illinois, Minnesota and Montana are considering similar legislation.
http://www.fox25boston.com/news/massachusetts-gop-senators-file-an-internet-privacy-bill/510559592
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>>130416
Bruce Tarr is a RINO and a RAT (Republican Against Trump).
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>>130430
That's a good thing though.
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>>130416
>trumpets sucking down whatever Trump signs off on, even if it obviously fucks them over
It's okay to criticize daddy every once in a while you fucking cucks.
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>>130471
>It's okay to criticize daddy
Only if he upsets the bigger daddy.
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>>130430
>implying Trump isn't a RINO
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>>130541
Trump is an "I'll do whatever you want just let me get paid"
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>>130430
in blue states we only elect republicans when they don't sell us out
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The privacy protect bill should only apply to households where a member wasn't registered as a republican during the last republican primary in their state or national elections (whichever was most recent).
Since the vote happened along party lines in Congress, then people should face the consequences of willfully and knowingly supporting or opposing these policies at the voting booth.
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