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1/25/2018 3:35:18 PM
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Burger King explains Net Neutrality to customers.
But I'm sure every one of those people is just a whiny liberal. Real Americans eat at McDonald's.
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2 RepliesBad example
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Haven't eaten at McDonalds ever since I watched Super Size me
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Who goes to Burger King though?
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37 RepliesSince there is competition in the market of fast food, they could go eat at Wendies or McDonalds.
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8 RepliesEdited by Dredwerkz: 1/25/2018 4:35:14 PMThe analogy is absolutely useless. Paying more for a faster connection is true for EVERY ISP throughout the history of ISPs. Besides, what is not included here, is that all of these people are perfectly entitled to go to a burger joint that serves them faster. The fact they don't do this is their own fault.
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13 RepliesHad they considered that customers could just go to McDonalds in the same way those wishing to repeal net neutrality suggest customers could just choose a different, more competitive ISP? This explanation doesn't seem very well thought out.
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McDonalds might have started fast food in earnest, but they are nowhere near good now-a-days. I get a little sick feeling just thinking about how bad the service and food is. Eugh.
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say what you will but I'm a big fan of their chicken fries and croissanwiches
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Burger is king is gross as shit
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32 RepliesNet neutrality is hard to understand because certain parties want it to be hard to understand. It suits their agenda. Companies that depend on the internet to operate should pay for fast lanes to get their product to customers. Customers that use a lot of bandwidth should pay more for their service. It's really that simple to me.
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2 RepliesTruth be told, the last time I ate anything from BK I got sick.... I saw this vid elsewhere this morning. Pretty good actually. I don't know of any non-liberals who are really in favor of it.
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ok, that's it I'll never eat at Burger King again. lol
