February 22nd, 2015.
Okay, okay, okay.
I know this is supposed to be about my project.
Thing is.
Only you are going to see this blog, so I figure I can be a teensy bit liberal with what goes here.
It can be our little secret.
: )
Anyway, I have to admit I had a lot of trouble doing things for this project.
Not that I don't have a concrete stand on Net Neutrality -- you know what it is.
Or not enough knowledge on the subject.
I could talk at you for hours about the various business sins Comcast has committed in the past year let alone in their entire history.
This is an English persuasive project.
It's supposed to get you on my side.
I feel like I probably already did that the moment you started reading this blog.
Of course you'd want to agree with me, right?
Well.
I had a gasping thought a few days ago.
Why don't we just boycott businesses that are unsupportive of Net Neutrality?
I thought hard about it.
Boycotting is practically the next American dream these days.
Don't like something? BOYCOTT!
Problem is, nothing is accomplished by boycotting besides using economically violent tactics to disavow those that don't agree with us.
That's why we have to educate the big wigs that sit in their high rise condos in NYC just how much opposing net neutrality would harm them in the long term.
Because showing a man the merit to a right than punishing for a wrong has three times the impact.