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Post by Stephen Banicki.
Keep Freedom on The Internet!
Net neutrality under attack: Don't let Verizon and Google dictate the future of the Internet. Contact the FCC! This post reflects a comment received from Common Cause. It is time to stand up with them and keep the internet free . As the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) considers how to write the rules to protect freedom and openness on the Internet, who should they turn to: consumers like you and me, or the oligopolistic telecommunications companies? Verizon and Google announced this week that they have it all figured out when it comes to net neutrality.* They unveiled a policy framework that would give telecom companies the right to speed up or slow down certain kinds of content, and to block outright applications or content on wireless networks.
Here's an option:
ReplyDeleteA. a special federal income tax needs to be imposed upon small businesses and corporations in the United States who outsource jobs to foreign countries.
B. the revenue from the tax should go towards raising the minimum wage in America to optimum levels.
C. Teacher Unions and Other worker unions need to have more say in working conditions in America.
D. The U.S. should prohibit U.S. businesses from doing business with sweat shop countries.
This plan would send a message to U.S, Citizens with foreign business abroad that they cannot take advantage of sweat shop conditions abroad, and a minimum wage is required of their businesses in foreign lands.
Here's an option:
ReplyDeleteA. a special federal income tax needs to be imposed upon small businesses and corporations in the United States who outsource jobs to foreign countries.
B. the revenue from the tax should go towards raising the minimum wage in America to optimum levels.
C. Teacher Unions and Other worker unions need to have more say in working conditions in America.
D. The U.S. should prohibit U.S. businesses from doing business with sweat shop countries.
This plan would send a message to U.S, Citizens with foreign business abroad that they cannot take advantage of sweat shop conditions abroad, and a minimum wage is required of their businesses in foreign lands.