Caitlin Johnstone

That’s irrelevant to my argument. The majority clearly wants net neutrality regulations to remain, and if the Trump administration’s position on it is defensible they shouldn’t have a hard time convincing the public of its validity. They have an ethical obligation to do this rather than going so blatantly against the will of the public, whether the public is right or wrong in its current assessment.

You appear to be denying that your issue is with the poll while simultaneously saying your issue is with the poll. You appear to be doing this odd dance because you know you have no contradictory polls validating your position.

So your issue remains with this one specific poll, which you insist was only made possible by flawed methods. And yet you still cannot find a single poll anywhere which goes the other way.

You are completely wrong and your argument is deeply flawed. My entire argument is premised on public opinion, so your comparison to a poll on global warming or Russiagate is invalid. I’m saying that since a vast majority of Americans want net neutrality regulations to remain, it is immoral for three unelected officials to overrule their will. The…

Not sure what you’re on about; I’ve written many, many articles about the meat of why Russiagate is bullshit. It’s kind of my thing.

Find me one going the other way on net neutrality.

Russiagaters are so fucking stupid that they think the Green party running a presidential candidate like they do every election is some kind of Kremlin conspiracy. You only think Stein’s appearance at that dinner is suspicious because the TV told you to; she’s been very transparent about it and it was extremely normal.

That’s not a poll. If polls can be made to go any direction, find me a random-sample poll where the majority favors net neutrality repeal.

Find me one going the other way.

They don’t get elected because money in politics has broken the system, not because people don’t want progressive candidates. Fix the system, don’t rule out progressive candidates.