The “NO CARE” strategy: The story goes a long way back but the gist of it is the election about to be held in a few hours from now. The voting starts at 10:30 am, according to the current situation but if any delay is made, people shall be informed. The fate of the freedom of people is in the hands of time right now.
Many see it as an undemocratic decision that is about to be made against the consent of the general public because about 83% of the population is against this idea of killing-net neutrality while the rest are either unaware of the situation going on or they either are in support of the idea. On Tuesday, nearly 37 Senate Democrats and two independents sent a letter to Pai, urging him to abandon the proposal, which they called a “stunning regulatory overreach.”
“The future of the internet hangs in the balance,” they wrote.
A Republican member of Congress, Rep. Mike Coffman of Colorado, also sent a letter, urging him to delay the vote and expressed concern of “unanticipated negative consequences. But Pai’s reaction to all this seems remote. He along with his supporters and the companies like Comcast or Verizon simply, DO NOT CARE ABOUT THE OPINION OF THE MASSES!. They have adopted the policy that let people demand what they want but give a deaf ear to their demands.
