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Not classify the Internet as a territory of our, or any other, nation.

Created by C.G. on May 27, 2013

The Internet is an essential resource in our, or any, economy. It connects people from every nation and every ethnicity through social media, etc. However, the government, and other governments across the globe, have tried on several occasions to bring taxes to the web. The Internet should not be considered a territory of our nation, or any for that matter. The Internet should not be issued laws from any country, but from the UN (due to the fact it is not any nation's individual property). The Internet belongs to every individual who uses it from students who use an iPad to take notes in a middle school class, a business man researching information for a presentation, or even an Internet celebrity sending a tweet. The Internet is not a territory that can be taxed, don't act like it is.

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