Guys, Romania has no net neutrality laws. There is now fucking way USA will ever have something like this in next years. (Images in post)

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Romanian politicians are corrupt like fuck i bet even more that US politicians, but they were and are tech illiterate and they dint fuck up the internet laws.

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internet connexion plans

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Submitted August 31, 2017 at 06:52PM by bleahbloh http://ift.tt/2vJgUaF

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