> The FCC’s Net Neutrality proposal just leaked, and it’s terrible. Four > million people spoke out against “slow lanes” and cable company > censorship, and the FCC’s rules explicitly open the door for that kind > of abuse. From what we’re hearing, they’re finalizing the rules right > now. We can still stop this, but we have to act swiftly and show a > strong response right away. > We need an emergency protest in Washington, DC. Sign up and spread the > word! <http://act.demandprogress.org/go/1383?t=1&akid=2753.1627305.1k6WZ9> > Here’s the plan: we need to send a strong message to President Obama > and the FCC right now that the Internet using public won’t just roll > over and let them take our rights away. So, taking some inspiration > from mass protests in Hungary that just defeated an unfair Internet > Tax there, we’ll gather after dark at the White House and government > buildings nationwide and hold up our glowing cell phones, laptops, > tablets, to shine light on the corruption unfolding in Washington, DC > that threatens our most basic freedoms. > Will you join us on Thursday at the White House in Washington, DC? If > you can’t make it, can you spread the word? > Yes, I'll share or go to the action in Washington, DC on Thursday! > <http://act.demandprogress.org/go/1383?t=2&akid=2753.1627305.1k6WZ9> > The battle for the net is coming to head. Everything you can do right > now matters more than you know. Here are the details for the event, > please spread the word: > *What: Vigil in front of the White House for the open Internet* > *When: November 6th, 6pm EST* > *Where : Gather in Lafayette Park, Washington DC (North Front of the > White House)* > *Bring: your cell phone, laptop, tablet, flashlight or candle to hold > aloft in protest!* > > See you there, > Demand Progress
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