Victory for Net Neutrality in Europe
It encourages me to see that the European court at least has some people on it that seem to understand that net neutrality is in fact a human rights issue.<p>And this is why Brexit is so heart-breaking. I&#x27;m surrounded by people in my personal life who think it&#x27;s a fantastic idea, but they&#x27;re not the most... informed?  Likewise for local politicians.<p>(Side note to my rant: I have this theory that the rise of the iPhone, and the fact that it is such a big part of people&#x27;s lives now, has fooled regular folks into believing that they&#x27;re experts on technology. I have no more than anecdotal evidence for this).<p>I strongly suspect that local legislators will see no conflict whatsoever with scrapping these laws when the exit finally comes, and it saddens me that I&#x27;m surrounded by a lot of people that will be cheering when it happens.<p>This is from a real conversation I had this week:<p>&quot;What it boils down to is do you want to have us control our own laws and decisions and borders, or have to take orders from some bureaucrat in Brussels that doesn&#x27;t understand us?&quot;<p>Yes, I would rather have decisions made by people in Brussels that understand what they&#x27;re doing.