Well I don't like to get too political on here, but it seems the Dumbocrats led by Barak Osama, oops I meant Obama, and the FCC have approved new rules on 12-21-2010 that, for the first time would give the federal government authority to regulate internet traffic.
This is a move spearheaded by Al Sharpton, and this is why I detest liberals and liberalism, or as it is called today "progressive". We all know that our Dictator, oops I mean President hasn't made one good decision since he came into office and I know this isn't a good one either. The Dumbocrats will back this until they have to start censoring the material they like, then they will again sing a different tune.
I do not allow my friends to be liberal. I will be keeping my eyes on this, and you should to.
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