In a strange turn of events, American politician Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, or AOC, has made a bold declaration that the recent drone attack on an Iranian ammunition factory is in direct violation of Net Neutrality.
The New Yorker has gone so far as to say that the attack is indicative of a larger issue with the current state of Net Neutrality, and has called for immediate action to be taken.
In a statement to the press, AOC said, “This attack is a clear example of how Net Neutrality does not work. If a country is allowed to do whatever it wants without consequences, then we as a nation must take action to ensure that we protect our rights and freedoms, especially in times of international tensions.”
The ambitious politician has proposed a new bill to be introduced in Congress that would make sure that Net Neutrality is upheld, regardless of any international disputes.
AOC’s statement has been met with mixed reactions, with some people applauding her for standing up for what she believes in and others criticizing her for drawing attention away from the real issue at hand.
No matter what side of the debate one is on, one thing is clear: AOC has made her point and has sparked a much-needed discussion about Net Neutrality and its implications, both in the United States and abroad.
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