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Kyle @HNIJohnMiller
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1) Neet Neutrality ended. What is the persuasion technique being used? Anyone want to guess? That's right, FEAR.

#NetNeutrality
2) FEAR
3) FEAR (ignoring how many big corporations were in support of net neutrality for their own interests)
4) FEAR
5) FEAR
6) FEAR! PEOPLE ARE FUCKING DYING!
7) FEAR! THE FIRST AMENDMENT IS DEAD ON THE INTERTUBES!
8) FEAR! THE INTERWEB SPIDER PROVIDERS HAVE YOU IN THEIR WEB OF GREEEEEED!
9) Wait, I thought he only cared about guns.
10) Regardless: If their only argument is to scare you into agreeing with them, they don't have an argument.
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1) Who’s on the attack? Its a question that’s asked thousands of times every day. Usually its asked as ‘who’s the aggro deck’, when people are playing competitive card games, which is where I learned the concept.
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Hello Twitter and internet users!

I know, you want to relax this holiday weekend but the vote on #NetNeutrality is December 14.

So here’s everything you can do to make a difference and help the battle for Net Neutrality with almost No Work at all.

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@COPicard2017 @stormresist2017 @KidCasteel @EzraBridger2017 @1Jedi_Rey @AlexMunday_2017 @OliviaResists @DonnaNoble10th @DeadpoolResists @TheSWPrincess 1. Call your Representatives:
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There’s two ways you can do this.

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🔹 Ajit.Pai@fcc.gov ( @AjitPaiFCC )
🔹 Mignon.Clyburn@fcc.gov
🔹 Mike.ORielly@fcc.gov

Here is a script you can copy or start with for an email:
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