Stop strong-arming people into thinking this is all over and there is nothing we can do! There is quite a bit we can do! You have 3 sections of government you can contact to prevent this from going through, you have the courts, and the congressmen to go through as well. The court system is next, which is the supreme court, and this could take months/years to go through, then you have Congress to vote and put laws into action or repeal laws such as the one being represented to Congress to keep Net Neutrality in all its glory. Just because the FCC voted on this and won this battle, the war overall is far from over, December 14th is basically the start of an uphill battle for the FCC, albeit they won the first vote, but that doesn't mean they will win the courts/congress approval. This car ain't outta gas yet!

To provide more information here is some bullets on the FCC and why this goes against our constitutional rights and why this will be pushed into Supreme Court. The FCC is an agency that is bound by constitutionality. Any ruling within this agency can be overruled by a simple majority in the Senate, and confirm via presidential signing. If the Senate were to pass an action to overrule the FCC's and the President were to veto, then it would be passed back to the House for confirmation. Since we can assume the President would veto, a decision to overrule the FCC would need to pass both the Senate and House. The FCC is still bound by constitutionality, and therefore subject to the same rule of law any other US person, agency, or governing body is. This is evidenced by the lawsuit filed by AG of New York, which is going to spark the legal circuits to determine constitutionality AND validity of the ruling, per the administrative guidelines that outline agency ruling. This is why the administrative period of public commenting is so important, as it will be inevitably used as evidence in the following lawsuits

We're talking something on a grand scale here. This is something that will affect more than our neck of the woods, that's why in politics this would be called an "upset". We are still ok for now. People need to realize we have voted in officials for a reason, and impeachment exists also for a reason. There are rules and regulations in place. We have our government officials for every state, and they are apart of Congress, we also have people on the supreme court who have opinions/thoughts on things outside of being apart of being thrown into a stereotype mindset like Liberal and Conservative. This is the people vs the FCC and this issue is far-reaching. So like I said this is far from over. Please continue to contact your Voted in Representatives, laws such as the one presented by the current Governor of California to make Net Neutrality a requirement in their state is a testament to our voice being heard, so continue to spread the word, this IS NOT OVER. Also a little Insert from another Reddit Post "All credit for this insert goes too Polska88" Here is a video of the governor of Oregon saying to keep fighting the good fight on NN, https://twitter.com/RonWyden/status/941372273352683520.

P.S The Repeal of Net Neutrality has to be registered through the government which by itself there is tons of paperwork and a lot of time for us to convince our congress and justices representing the courts to rule against this.

12/15/2017 MAJOR UPDATE: To show you we are making a difference, quite a few things have been happening, this is because you continue to contact your representatives of Congress, and are attempting to make a difference, I will be posting a few articles showing you that this fight is far from over, and we are pushing back, Lawsuits being formed against the FCC and Pai - https://www.fastcompany.com/40505844/now-that-the-fcc-has-scrapped-net-neutrality-get-ready-for-the-legal-battles, Attorney General of New York City is pressuring a lawsuit which will go to supreme court over net neutrality because of fake comments from people whom are deceased on the FCC's official website - https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/12/state-attorneys-general-line-up-to-sue-fcc-over-net-neutrality-repeal/, CA's Senator presents a bill to congress - http://www.latimes.com/politics/essential/la-pol-ca-essential-politics-updates-california-state-senator-pledges-to-1513279047-htmlstory.html, and last but not least, Oregon State taking action - http://www.wweek.com/news/2017/12/14/oregon-likely-to-join-lawsuit-against-fcc-on-net-neutrality/, So please continue to call and present your voice, it's important you continue to stand up for Net Neutrality.