They are no longer pretending.
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Isn’t broadband available anywhere that has cable TV?
If you don’t have broadband today it’s not likely it’s because it’s not available to you -
You know where a lot of those people live, yes?GDS said:160 million Americans lack high speed terrestrial broadband. In today’s economy with the skills people need to gain that’s absolutely a collective need and puts us behind other world powers. We need to improve our infrastructure and broadband is absolutely part of that.
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In THIS economy?GDS said:160 million Americans lack high speed terrestrial broadband. In today’s economy with the skills people need to gain that’s absolutely a collective need and puts us behind other world powers. We need to improve our infrastructure and broadband is absolutely part of that.
How will people be able to beat off at the pace of the Germans without free high speed Internet?
And 160 million? Fuck off. That’s half the population. Terrestrial or on cell who gives a fuck. 90% of the population has immediate high speed access. The other 10% can go the the library. -
The purpose of government is to provide services, infrastructure and defense that the private sector can't or won't take on.
If the cost of providing essentially the national highway system of the 21st Century to rural areas, so be it. If the private sector is not providing comparable 'roads' and is cherry-picking only high volume/high traffic metropolitan areas without making any attempt to upgrade the rurals, that's a problem. We? need farmers and agrarians to feed the masses in the cities. We need them to want to stay in the wheatfields and ranches growing goddamned delicious food. A national high-speed network is something The Throbber can get behind.
Now, that said (and Jake Browning still does suck), the only caveat would be if the gubmint makes a concerted effort to track, monitor and prohibit interweb usage....that ain't cool. Treat it like a utility - and I'm 99.9% sure the power company doesn't know when I plug in mydildophone charger, I sure as fuck don't want Big Bro watching porn with me over my cyber-shoulder.
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That could never happen.PurpleThrobber said:The purpose of government is to provide services, infrastructure and defense that the private sector can't or won't take on.
If the cost of providing essentially the national highway system of the 21st Century to rural areas, so be it. If the private sector is not providing comparable 'roads' and is cherry-picking only high volume/high traffic metropolitan areas without making any attempt to upgrade the rurals, that's a problem. We? need farmers and agrarians to feed the masses in the cities. We need them to want to stay in the wheatfields and ranches growing goddamned delicious food. A national high-speed network is something The Throbber can get behind.
Now, that said (and Jake Browning still does suck), the only caveat would be if the gubmint makes a concerted effort to track, monitor and prohibit interweb usage....that ain't cool. Treat it like a utility - and I'm 99.9% sure the power company doesn't know when I plug in mydildophone charger, I sure as fuck don't want Big Bro watching porn with me over my cyber-shoulder.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Credit_System -
Dat's why the Throbber is against those Chi-Com type shenanigans.MikeDamone said:Y
That could never happen.PurpleThrobber said:The purpose of government is to provide services, infrastructure and defense that the private sector can't or won't take on.
If the cost of providing essentially the national highway system of the 21st Century to rural areas, so be it. If the private sector is not providing comparable 'roads' and is cherry-picking only high volume/high traffic metropolitan areas without making any attempt to upgrade the rurals, that's a problem. We? need farmers and agrarians to feed the masses in the cities. We need them to want to stay in the wheatfields and ranches growing goddamned delicious food. A national high-speed network is something The Throbber can get behind.
Now, that said (and Jake Browning still does suck), the only caveat would be if the gubmint makes a concerted effort to track, monitor and prohibit interweb usage....that ain't cool. Treat it like a utility - and I'm 99.9% sure the power company doesn't know when I plug in mydildophone charger, I sure as fuck don't want Big Bro watching porn with me over my cyber-shoulder.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Credit_System
But even the coeds with daddy issues living in Pullman deserve some good broadband service, don't you think?
#webcams
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#chaturbatePurpleThrobber said:
Dat's why the Throbber is against those Chi-Com type shenanigans.MikeDamone said:Y
That could never happen.PurpleThrobber said:The purpose of government is to provide services, infrastructure and defense that the private sector can't or won't take on.
If the cost of providing essentially the national highway system of the 21st Century to rural areas, so be it. If the private sector is not providing comparable 'roads' and is cherry-picking only high volume/high traffic metropolitan areas without making any attempt to upgrade the rurals, that's a problem. We? need farmers and agrarians to feed the masses in the cities. We need them to want to stay in the wheatfields and ranches growing goddamned delicious food. A national high-speed network is something The Throbber can get behind.
Now, that said (and Jake Browning still does suck), the only caveat would be if the gubmint makes a concerted effort to track, monitor and prohibit interweb usage....that ain't cool. Treat it like a utility - and I'm 99.9% sure the power company doesn't know when I plug in mydildophone charger, I sure as fuck don't want Big Bro watching porn with me over my cyber-shoulder.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Credit_System
But even the coeds with daddy issues living in Pullman deserve some good broadband service, don't you think?
#webcams -
I have access to the internets
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You realize you are describing SNAP administered by the USDA right...MikeDamone said:Tired of these giant food companies running away with taxpayer dollars. We need to invest the office of food access to make sure every home has food.
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Comrade you can not luxuries! It is hard enough to produce the bread!GDS said:160 million Americans lack high speed terrestrial broadband. In today’s economy with the skills people need to gain that’s absolutely a collective need and puts us behind other world powers. We need to improve our infrastructure and broadband is absolutely part of that.
