To: Sub-Driver
What a load of crap. Verizon knows they will get a lot of cancellations if people start getting pro abortion text msgs on their phones.
>>>>“This is right at the heart of the problem,” said Susan Crawford, a visiting professor at the University of Michigan law school, referring to the treatment of text messages. “The fact that wireless companies can choose to discriminate is very troubling.”
To: BurbankKarl
What a load of crap. Verizon knows they will get a lot of cancellations if people start getting pro abortion text msgs on their phones. I don't think that these are "unsolicited" messages. Users have to send a message to NARAL via text message to sign up for these messages from NARAL. Verizon is just not allowing NARAL to use Verizon's network for this purpose. I don't really see a problem with this.
20 posted on
09/27/2007 7:17:05 AM PDT by
CT-Freeper
(Said the frequently disappointed but ever optimistic Mets fan)
To: BurbankKarl
But I’m sure the U of M would never discriminate against people like David Horowitz and groups like the ROTC and LifeChoices. And I suppose if the fairness doctrine passes, NARAL will gladly broadcast pro-life messages, too, right?
Eff you Susie Q. No company has to pass your pro-murder messages.
45 posted on
09/27/2007 5:51:16 PM PDT by
Ghost of Philip Marlowe
(Liberals are blind. They are the dupes of Leftists who know exactly what they're doing.)
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