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Lets Finish This Fight All The Way Through Guys Keep Reposting To Help Save Net Neutrality Guys Call
Lets finish this fight all the way through guys keep reposting to help save net neutrality guys call you senators and representatives tell them to save net neutrality guys keep going we can do it.
YALL.

CALL YOUR REPS!
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More Posts from Hellspawnblr
My whole Tumblr is filled with stuff about net neutrality so please look at my Tumblr and repost the stuff there spread the word to save net neutrality we only have 2 days left so go now all the information is on this post so help net neutrality
I WILL BE CENSORED AFTER DEC 14TH

Good, I’ve got your attention. I’ve heard about this net neutrality bullshit returning. I fought it when it started popping up a few years ago, and I’m going to fight it again. Guys, it’s BACK AGAIN and even worse theres a big chance it will END UP PASSING!
https://www.battleforthenet.com/#bftn-action-form
This could literally mean a shit ton of you wont be able to see me anymore if your provider decides that they want to regulate/censor, sayyy overly sexual content. You’ll also have to pay extra money to even use Tumblr!
https://www.battleforthenet.com/#bftn-action-form

Please guys, we defeated this shit once, we can do it again. They’re trying to do it now while people are distracted by the holidays and fucking Justice League. As of today, it seems as though there have only been 266,810 calls made to Congress. This is NOT good enough!! MILLIONS of people use the net, and if each one of them took 60 seconds to call and protect it, holy balls do you KNOW how much of a difference that would make??? But noooo, you’re busy streaming an ecchi anime that wont be available to you soon!!!!!

Heres a direct link to make a difference (theres also links to other sites of the same nature on here), and yes, YOU can make a fucking difference because this is YOUR internet at stake here. If you’re not going to make the call, share this and maybe SOMEONE fucking will!! This is important as shit and we cant afford to lose. Dec 14th is the deadline.
https://www.battleforthenet.com/#bftn-action-form
Save the net guys look at the numbers we need about 300,000 more people that might seem a lot but we can do it repost this blog and tell people anyone that can help us keep net neutrality alive so keep fighting even though tomorrow is the 14 we can still fight so call your representative and senators to save net neutrality
IMPORTANT
attention all Officials, all Tumblr users, whoever the fuck you are.
This is severely important.
Ever sit down after a stressful day, watch your favorite youtuber, do commissions, etc.? Well in FOUR DAYS, that can all be taken away very easily. We’re so close yet so *far* from possibly saving the internet, and those who’s lives depend on it. Within this blog, there will be a link to a petition to stop net neutrality from being killed. There are many people who’s jobs are online. online schooling. the internet is extrememly important, and we can’t let the FCC take it away! Instead of just merely liking this post, sign the petition and reblog this post!
>> Here’s the link. <<
This person has a point we need to send emails and letters and even call your representative and senators but when do that be calm about because showing the people that make the big decision it will tell show that we are upset and discouraged that the FCC is taking net neutrality away but we are not letting our hatred towards the FCC chairman and I know that you all hate this man guts but showing the higher ups that we are upset but civilized citizens they will probably go on our side so keep calling, emailing, and send letters
Hey all, creaturebelowthedeck here.
A while back, I talked about net neutrality, the repeal and its negative effects, and how to fight against it. Today, December 14th, the vote went in and the FCC officially voted for its repeal. This is upsetting many people all over the Internet, but here’s the thing: we haven’t lost yet.
CONGRESS STILL NEEDS TO VOTE.
It’s been stated by a few congressmen and senators that the FCC’s move to repeal net neutrality is illegal. Many senators are planning to take the FCC to court and/or sue them. However, there are still many senators and representatives that support the repeal.
This is our chance to take back the Internet and to stop the FCC from destroying net neutrality. Now is the time to contact your representatives and senators and to ask them to consider what the repeal would do to the majority of the population – AKA, everyone who isn't a politician or a part of Congress or the Senate.
So, here are the do’s and don'ts of fighting for net neutrality.
DO call your senators and representatives. If you don’t know who they are, finding out is super easy. Ask “who are my representatives” on Google and use any of the websites that pop up. You should only need to put in your zip code and/or state. Find the phone number of your representative(s) and call them. Write a script beforehand for the best results, unless you’re good at improvising and know what you want to say. Be respectful, courteous, and formal.
DON'T sign petitions. This is the ABSOLUTE LAST THING YOU DO after you’ve called and emailed your senators and representatives. Petitions are largely ignored and even considered spam. If we’re going to win, we all need to be actively fighting. Petitions ARE NOT ENOUGH.
DO be firm in your demands. This does not mean send hate or death threats. It means that you have a clear tone and mean what you say/write. Demand that you, as an American citizen, have a constitutional right to freedom of speech and that the repeal will hinder that substantially. Imagine you’re that strict teacher/boss/friend that isn’t mean, but you know that they say what they mean and they mean what they say.
DON'T send death threats or hate. This will hurt us more than help us. Always be respectful.
After you’ve called your senators and representatives, email them. Make sure your writing is grammatically correct and gets your point across. This is why we have English classes, guys. Use what you’ve learned.
After you’ve emailed them, spread the word and relay the message that it’s not over yet and there’s still time to fight. Give them the necessary information to help them fight back.
After you’ve spread the word, sign petitions. This is the absolute last thing you do, if at all. It honestly isn’t even necessary.
We CAN STILL WIN. Stay positive.
If net neutrality is truly repealed by Congress, I will be posting one last message about net neutrality and a goodbye letter. If not, expect more art, fanfictions, theories, and typical nerd content. :)
We can do it, guys!
Tell me this shit is real like no joke someone verafied this thing did we win or do we still have to worry about tomorrow someone tell please

Guys I think we actually won.

We might have lost the battle we haven't lost the war we can still fight for net neutrality and please guys don't let this lost lead to violence it won't solve anything
“Particularly damning is what today’s repeal will mean for marginalized groups, like communities of color, that rely on platforms like the internet to communicate, because traditional outlets do not consider their issues or concerns, worthy of any coverage. It was through social media that the world first heard about Ferguson, Missouri, because legacy news outlets did not consider it important until the hashtag started trending.” - Mignon Clyburn, FCC Commissioner for Net Neutrality

