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I would like to say i am happy to live in this day and age. what most may not know is that just untill 2009, fetishism and sadomasochism was considered mental illness here in Sweden, i don't know how it was and is in other countries, and if we look at Gay/Lesbian/Bi/Trans&Intergender, those too were considered mental illness until just a few years ago. we still fight for human rights for GLBTI-people to be taken seriously.
what does this have to do with net neutrality. I don´t know, really. this is just my thoughts on the matter.
The fact that the net is open for all, neutral, made it possible for like-minded people to gather, for people like me to find the information and answers we were looking for, websites where people like me can feel accepted.
If you could take a few minutes to read this, and spread it, please do.
diply.com/trendyjoe/protect-in…
correct me if i am wrong, what the FCC wants to open up the door for, if i understood it correct, making it possible for the ones who pay the most to get the best, or in some darker speculations, pay to slow down unwanted websites.
In itself, i don't know if it can do that much damage, but it all comes down to who runs The US of A, The ones with the deepest pockets.
Lets say someone with very strict, religious, conservative beliefs could pay to slow down traffic to what they belive is bad.
Should we be worried?
what does this have to do with net neutrality. I don´t know, really. this is just my thoughts on the matter.
The fact that the net is open for all, neutral, made it possible for like-minded people to gather, for people like me to find the information and answers we were looking for, websites where people like me can feel accepted.
If you could take a few minutes to read this, and spread it, please do.
diply.com/trendyjoe/protect-in…
correct me if i am wrong, what the FCC wants to open up the door for, if i understood it correct, making it possible for the ones who pay the most to get the best, or in some darker speculations, pay to slow down unwanted websites.
In itself, i don't know if it can do that much damage, but it all comes down to who runs The US of A, The ones with the deepest pockets.
Lets say someone with very strict, religious, conservative beliefs could pay to slow down traffic to what they belive is bad.
Should we be worried?
Not to spoil anything...
BUT OMFG i finaly can afford a made2measure-catsuit, but no ordinary catsuit, no.
im so happy, saving up for it for months, still need to save up for the next part. not sure i want to say anymore, it will take about 8+ weeks to finnish.
the good news with the bad news
i usually dont write any journals here, but i had to let you guys know:
I just came home with a special package, i have it right here, can you gues what it is?
*drum-roll*
Its a new camera :D with this i will hopefully be able to take better pics :) set up with a Stand, and a nifty little pluggin so i can connect my smartphone (probably overkill, but oh so awesome)
sadly, my catsuit is still not back from repairs, but that wont stop me, i still have my other things to wear. I did get my hood back, the corners of the mouth-hole had small splits i had to take care of before i could wear it without the risk of further damage.
i put in an or
Q and A?
what do people wanna know about me? simple.
ask away of you want :3
Hey duckwad
Would you so kindly NOT try to password-reset my account? Geez... Cut that chieth OUT!!!
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There's always the temptation to worry about things like this and it always seems there's a new threat to net freedom everytime the last one's done with.
There may be some founding in the concerns of unsuitable practices and/or decision making, given (for example) how the U.S. high court shat the bed and passed the hobby lobby the other week though.
I dunno... I'm starting to get bored with threats to my freedom to enjoy the internet, when push comes to shove it's supply and demand: if people want it enough, it doesn't matter what a government or corporation tries to do (slowing down their websites or soforth,) it will happen
There may be some founding in the concerns of unsuitable practices and/or decision making, given (for example) how the U.S. high court shat the bed and passed the hobby lobby the other week though.
I dunno... I'm starting to get bored with threats to my freedom to enjoy the internet, when push comes to shove it's supply and demand: if people want it enough, it doesn't matter what a government or corporation tries to do (slowing down their websites or soforth,) it will happen