Comments on: CrunchGear vs. the Tea Party on Net Neutrality

By: Pirate-slaying censorship bill, COICA, gets unanimous support

Pirate-slaying censorship bill, COICA, gets unanimous support — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 20:32:20 +0000

[...] Update: On TWIT 275 Leo Laporte and his guest hosts discuss and rightly criticize COICA. One of the guest hosts, Zadi Diaz, joins in the criticism of COICA, and then says “this is why we need net neutrality.” This shows just how confused non-libertarians can be about property rights and the role and nature of the state. Consider: she is concerned about the baleful effects of regulations, laws, and controls created and enforced against private individuals and companies by the untrustworthy state; and to combat this, she suggests that the state should impose regulations on private companies and the Internet! Net neutrality legislation is a bad, and unlibertarian, idea. (See my posts A Libertarian Take on Net Neutrality and Net Neutrality Developments, and Geoffrey Allan Plauché, CrunchGear vs. the Tea Party on Net Neutrality.) [...]

By: gplauche

gplauche — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 00:30:51 +0000

RT @libstandard: New blogpost: The Libertarian Standard » CrunchGear vs. the Tea Party on Net Neutrality | http://bit.ly/cQ0a3e

By: CrunchGear vs. the Tea Party on Net Neutrality — Geoffrey Allan Plauché

CrunchGear vs. the Tea Party on Net Neutrality — Geoffrey Allan Plauché — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 21:55:34 +0000

[...] Cross-posted at The Libertarian Standard. [...]

By: Geoffrey Allan Plauché

Geoffrey Allan Plauché — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 21:15:13 +0000

An interesting post by Dan Frommer of Business Insider: "Here's What's Missing From All The Net Neutrality Blather: Nothing Bad Is Going To Happen If Net Neutrality Dies."