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7:03Now PlayingAs activists plea to the FCC and Chairman Ajit Pai to abandon their decision to repeal Title II net neutrality regulations because it would destroy the internet and ultimately harm the American people, Ajit Pai claims the ruckus pro-net neutrality activists are making is actually tantamount to harassment. For example, Fox News couldn't wait to cover the non-threatening signs left in front of his house and suggest that Ajit Pai is the world's biggest victim because of them. So apparently, Ajit Pai isn't actually the bad guy for ruining the internet for all of us; contrarily, net neutrality activists are the ones victimizing HIM. Interesting how that works, isn't it?
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