TheForceiswithus

The movement for a free and open internet is probably one of the most important causes we, as a society, face today. I think opening your email and clicking an unsubscribe link (it literally takes 5 seconds) is a ridiculously small price to pay to help these people with what they're doing, particularly when you consider the amount of effort they're putting forth on your behalf.

First of all, thank you for stepping up to fight for a free and open internet. My question to you is:

How likely is it that we can convince the FCC to reclassify broadband internet as a common carrier?

Honestly, with the increasing prevalence of internet usage in our daily lives, from banking to socializing to even grocery shopping, it is what essentially amounts to a utility, not an optional service one can generally live without.

What can we do about this?

Two questions:

1) Maverick or Goose?

2) How do you manage to get the jet off the ground with your massive balls in it?