Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2018/09/30/truck-you-fump.html
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What happens when things get even better for the people living at the edges of the country, and much worse for those living in the middle?
I think that while secession would not be smart, perhaps a new form of federation or commonwealth might happen.
Because those turkeys who keep voting for christmas will definitely try to draw the turkeys who escape back into the…turkey house.
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We’re willing to consider Californian membership.
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Ajit Pai “illegal”
“States rights! But not those rights, or those ones. Or those.”
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Before the bill had passed the state legislature and been sign by the Governor, there were lobbyist who were claiming that the Law was illegal under federal regulations. So now we see the internet providers fighting the Law in both State and Federal Court.
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They certainly didn’t waste any time -
https://thehill.com/policy/technology/409180-doj-to-sue-california-over-net-neutrality-law-reports
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Remember when the argument was that the FCC did not have the authority to enact net neutrality laws? Now they claim the authority to ban net neutrality laws.
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You’re Welcome USA! From The Rebel State of California.
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Been a while since we had a good field preemption case.
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Yep. States’ rights that keep down the women and PoCs are peachy keen with the GOP; ones that limit the power of corporations in any way are evil.
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California, I want to be there.
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Time to start investing in the California National Guard
Not only did the administration almost instantly sue the state of California over their law, but they did so in the name of “protecting consumers”.
Because I’m sure that consumers are really the major beneficiaries of a non-neutral Internet.
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