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Originally Posted by greeneggsandham
So should one just pass on by when they see someone being physically abused by thugs because it's not their problem or should they try to render assistance? While it might not be your immediate problem today, left unchecked, it could well be tomorrow. As members of a society we all have a responsibility to participate in the shaping of that society. It's called "being a good citizen". 
P.S.; This is the "Rants and Raves" forum, after all....  |
I'm sorry, did you just compare what Verizon is doing here with being physically attacked? That is ludicrous.
Do I think what Verizon is doing is unfair or an abuse of power? Could be, but since I don't have Verizon, and it doesn't affect me, I am not all that concerned about it. More like vaguely interested enough to pay attention to it.
Did I notify my friends/co-workers who have Verizon? Absolutely!
Did I opt-out the few corporate Verizon lines I manage? Absolutely!
Since Verizon Wireless users are NOT being physically attacked (smfh) your argument in this post is pointless.