The End of Net Neutrality is the Beginnng of Fascism

[Nitro Express]

How come people count calories when they eat fast food and don't give a damn when they drink beer? Hell even hard liquor is loaded with calories. You can eat your way fat or drink your way fat. I guess this is where the cocaine comes in to save us.

[Seshmeister]

This is the whole approach - eat low fat mayo all week and you have saved up enough calories to drink a bottle of vodka come Friday.

I may write a book...

[Nickdfresh]

Wendy's Baconator is 940 calories. Much better to make something similar at home.

Or just go to a well reviewed pub or bar restaurant and pay the same for something much better...

[Kristy]

Subway aren't that bad for you relatively speaking if you avoid the meatball marinara.

The calories at Burger King are nuts, I think worse than McDs. If you are going to have 1000 calories of fast food there are always better options than a Burger King burger with no fries or soda. I think one of their burgers on it's own is 1200+ and if you had it for lunch you would still be a bit hungry, I don't know how they do it.

Once again we see how SESH's slavery knows no bounds. Chubghey food is gross. The meat(s) are all processed, heavily full of sodium (which is why that shit taste so dry) and the same for their "nutritious veggies." And it's not the god damn calories in a Booger Fling Schlopper that will kill you, it's the god damn sodium which is way, way, WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY above the RDA limit.



And don't get me started on the slaughterhouse barfed-up shit cum (Heart) Blocko Smell uses.

[Kristy]

How come people count calories when they eat fast food and don't give a damn when they drink beer? Hell even hard liquor is loaded with calories. You can eat your way fat or drink your way fat. I guess this is where the cocaine comes in to save us.

Right, so why is snot water like Coors Lite the #1 selling lite beer for what other reason, you Trump-blowing sycophant?

[twonabomber]

Bud Light is #1 overall, followed by Coors Light and Miller Lite

Budweiser no longer is among the top three best-selling beers in the U.S., according to Beer Marketer's Insights, as people drink less beer or switch to craft brews, wine or spirits.

Miller Lite has supplanted Budweiser as the No. 3 favorite beer, behind No. 1 Bud Light and No. 2 Coors Light, according to 2017 estimates from the trade publication, which has tracked the industry for more than 40 years.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/food/2018/01/23/budweiser-falls-top-three-u-s-beer-favorites/1057374001/

[vandeleur]

Proffesional drinkers are never fat , usually skinny Gollum with a goatee ( great band name ) like mother fukkers.
It’s us amateurs when need a kabab to get us to the pizza shop after double figures put the beef on.

[Kristy]

I really don't fucking care. Have to take my god damn dog to the vet before it goes all Cujo on me.

[FORD]

Surprised you don't have the proper medicine for your dog....

[Kristy]

It's for her distemper shot, rabies, and the other one.

[Seshmeister]

Bud Light is #1 overall, followed by Coors Light and Miller Lite

What's the old line, like sex in a canoe?

Fucking close to water.

I've never had any of them.

[FORD]

[FORD]

Washington Becomes the First State to Approve Its Own Net Neutrality Rules

time.com
Net Neutrality: Washington Becomes 1st State to Set Up Rules
Rachel La Corte / AP
4-5 minutes

(OLYMPIA, Wash.) — Washington became the first state Monday to set up its own net-neutrality requirements after U.S. regulators repealed Obama-era rules that banned internet providers from blocking content or interfering with online traffic.

“We know that when D.C. fails to act, Washington state has to do so,” Gov. Jay Inslee said before signing the measure that lawmakers passed with bipartisan support. “We know how important this is.”

The Federal Communications Commission voted in December to gut U.S. rules that meant to prevent broadband companies such as Comcast, AT&T and Verizon from exercising more control over what people watch and see on the internet. The regulations also prohibited providers from favoring some sites and apps over others.

Because the FCC prohibited state laws from contradicting its decision, opponents of the Washington law have said it would lead to lawsuits.

Inslee said he was confident of its legality, saying “the states have a full right to protect their citizens.”

The new law also requires internet providers to disclose information about their management practices, performance and commercial terms. Violations would be enforceable under the state’s Consumer Protection Act.

While several states introduced similar measures this year seeking to protect net neutrality, so far only Oregon and Washington have passed legislation. But Oregon’s measure wouldn’t put any new requirements on internet providers.

It would stop state agencies from buying internet service from any company that blocks or prioritizes specific content or apps, starting in 2019. It’s unclear when Oregon’s measure would be signed into law.

Washington state was among more than 20 states and the District of Columbia that sued in January to try and block the FCC’s action. There are also efforts by Democrats to undo the move in Congress.

Governors in five states — Hawaii, New Jersey, New York, Montana and Vermont — have signed executive orders related to net-neutrality issues, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.

Montana’s order, for instance, bars telecommunications companies from receiving state contracts if they interfere with internet traffic or favor higher-paying sites or apps.

Big telecom companies have said net neutrality rules could undermine investment in broadband and introduce uncertainty about what are acceptable business practices. Net-neutrality advocates say the FCC decision harms innovation and make it harder for the government to crack down on internet providers who act against consumer interests.

The FCC’s new rules are not expected to go into effect until later this spring. Washington’s law will take effect in June.

Messages left Monday with the Broadband Communications Association of Washington, which opposed the bill, were not immediately returned.

But executive director Ron Main said last month that its member companies “have made legally enforceable public pledges that we do not take any action to block legal content; that we do not engage in throttling; that we do not discriminate; and that we will insure that our practices are transparent to all of our customers.”

[FORD]

Ron Main is a fucking liar. Scumcast is constantly throttling streams. It's apparently some automated bot process, since it seems to happen right around the same time, every hour.

Cascadia - Home of legal weed, great beer, decent coffee, non-electrofraud voting, and now net neutrality. Now if the fucking rain would go away.....