How to Support Internet Freedom

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: Help keep new information technologies to be realized by freedom of use but avoiding government license

   If it is "the press"
   -- it can be free
   -- or as a utility it may be a channel of propaganda of despots/tyrrants.
   
   Consider whether regulation is, potentially, a government takeover of the Internet with political control, limiting of knowledge, and for governmental extremism, not the least being over-taxation? ,,,, Be a booster of the principles of liberty, and free rights by your own political efforts.
   
   Make your contributions to support press freedom / unregulated Internet. ,
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   Step 2: design

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   Step 3: regulation and/or management.

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   Step 4: Help start an organization of/for

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   Step 5: possibly school-aged

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   Step 6: individuals and groups (local

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   Step 7: state or national) to get your and their ideas of individual freedom heard and/or seen on the Internet -- or join an existing organization that seems effective.

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   Step 8: Individually oppose re-classifying the Internet as a regulated public utility.

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   Step 9: Consider working and voting against candidates who support unnecessarily controlling your freedoms and that of others with possible interventions that may be dangerous to your freedom

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    Step 10: if it were to tell you how the Internet may be restricted and "allowed" to be used.

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    Step 11: Help elect candidates to make government efficient

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    Step 12: with less duplication and less controlling

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    Step 13: but instead to not hinder prospering through freedom of individual and private enterprise for Internet access: Support protecting telephone

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    Step 14: wireless and cable Internet access; Encourage private investing in those facilities;

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    Step 15: Work for your candidates who promote ease of private enterprise and individual freedom?

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    Step 16: Oppose those who do not maintain (in all aspects) the individual and free enterprise system itself.

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    Step 17: Pursue individual and organized campaigns to encourage and promote higher speed connections for use at home: Telemedicine

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    Step 18: medical "house calls" (by Internet); Distance learning

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    Step 19: training

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    Step 20: education; Consumer empowerment to work (and browse and shop) online.

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