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Comment by Ernest Lephart on January 11, 2011 at 9:28am

Let’s hope that someone is able to keep this last bastion offreedom free of interference. In my life time I can’t think of any one thingthat has changed society more than free unfettered access to the internet. Nowall of the sudden for some reason it has to be controlled. Why? Is it just becausethis administration seeks to control everything on the face of the earth andnow cyberspace? This is ridiculous to even think that the powers that be cancontrol all the users of the internet. Like all laws they maybe able to forceall of the law abiding citizens to sign up for their permission to log onhowever, as always the criminals that steal cable, satellite, and murder theirfellow man will not comply. Making a law does not automatically insure compliancefurthermore it creates a whole new batch of criminals.  Then we’ll need a new force of enforcers andmore jail space to keep these nonviolent criminals behind bars. Costing societya price for permission to do something that was once costless. This is more ofthe rouse of generating employment by paying me to watch you, to watch her.These new regulation will also choke internet commerce further burring the U.S.A. inregulations simply for the purpose of generating government revenue. Not tomention controlling every aspect of every persons life.