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- I said it about Comcast, much as I dislike them, and I'll say it again here: They own the equipment, they should be able to do whatever they wish with it. IMO it's a loss of freedoms for any gvt agency to tell me or anyone else what I/we can/cannot do with our own equipment and connections. If a user doesn't like what a server has done, they have their wallets and competition to turn to; I say let the market prevail.
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