Thread by @TrinityResists

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:
Light up their phones and tell them to save #NetNeutrality

There’s two ways you can do this.

☎️Call directly at [phone]

Or Click here
➡️ battleforthenet.com/?call=1

Just put in your phone number and it will give you a script to speak.

2. Email the FCC:

Start with these three men who will be deciding the fate of #NetNeutrality. Flood their inboxes.

🔹 [e-mail] ( @AjitPaiFCC )
🔹 [e-mail]
🔹 [e-mail]

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

3. Email your Representative:

Here’s the contact information for every state’s representative:
➡️house.gov/representatives

This website has another script you can use- or just fill out your contact info and submit. Pretty easy.

Save #NetNeutrality

➡️ battleforthenet.com

4. Text "Resist" to 50409:

This will write to your representatives through a series of prompts. This one is so easy to do and takes less than a few minutes.

Save #NetNeutrality

5. Put an Official comment on the FCC website: fcc.gov/ecfs/filings/e…

Type 17-108 in the Proceedings section. Fill out the rest of the tabs.

For the comment you can use the scripts from the letters to email above - or start with these prompts on #NetNeutrality

6. Raise awareness and get others involved on #NetNeutrality :

Ask family & friends to call, text, email.

Talk about it around your school, neighborhood, & workplace.

If enough people make their voices heard, we can win the battle over #NetNeutrality

7. If you want to do more, attend a protest.

#NetNeutrality protests are happening December 7 all over the country.

You can find a location and learn more here:
verizonprotests.com

8. The proposal of the FCC’s plan to gut #NetNeutrality provisions is a horrible idea that one of its own members, Jessica Rosenworcel, wrote an op-ed on it. She has urged Americans to make their voices heard before the Dec. 14 vote.

bit.ly/2zg5Io3

#NetNeutrality affects everyone. It is NOT a partisan issue.

You can learn more about #NetNeutrality and find a bunch of resources mentioned in this thread here:
➡️ battleforthenet.com

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