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Today the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is voting on whether they should keep or repeal net neutrality. If it’s repealed then internet providers and websites, like Facebook and Twitter can charge users to pay for their site. It’s like the end of the world, but online.
There are ways you can still let representatives know to keep net neutrality. Twitter is doing a huge part of getting resources out to protect net neutrality, but they are saying goodbye just in case.
If #NetNeutrality isn’t saved tomorrow I just want y’all to know I ain’t paying for shit. But I had fun pic.twitter.com/4urmcgboe5
— Drebae💎 (@Drebae_) December 14, 2017
Twitter is also hilariously predicting how we will all communicate and send memes to each other if net neutrality dies. Yes, net neutrality is serious, but let’s just enjoy these posts for right now.
https://twitter.com/SavinTheBees/status/941182884815151104
https://twitter.com/ricardojkay/status/941104190918676480
https://twitter.com/PrimeDruss/status/941231059244498944
Me writing down all my iconic tweets from the last two years before not being able to use twitter anymore#NetNeutrality pic.twitter.com/PCDoZc5qsZ
— Ceci 🇬🇹🌱 (@Ceaz_theDay) December 14, 2017
Me talking to myself bored without social media if Congress don't pass #NetNeutrality pic.twitter.com/JyVZhTg2uV
— Drea 💗 (@adkj_) December 14, 2017
https://twitter.com/EUAMOGRETCHEN/status/941199525506555904
https://twitter.com/thugioso/status/941184699329892352
https://twitter.com/asialbx/status/941179935011454977
https://twitter.com/beyoncehatesme/status/941099399832317953
https://twitter.com/gossipgriII/status/941175479435956224
can’t sleep thinkin about my girl net neutrality
— a (@brokeangeI) December 14, 2017
This is the true embodiment of laughing and crying. Most of these hilarious tweets are followed by a call to actions on how you can help save net neutrality.
https://twitter.com/beyoncehatesme/status/941151755743694848
Dial those numbers through your laughing tears, because imagining a world where the internet isn’t free is painful enough.
