It does because they need Internet to receive communication about School for their children.
Not simultaneously. The library operates all day long. Different people have different schedules.
Children’s homework is also online.
Bad idea. But not everyone has kids. Not all kids have homework. Not all homework requires the cloud. Not all homework must be done the same day it is assigned.
The time to build a larger library is measured in years. A timer means the library cannot support everyone but everyone needs the Internet.
I am living proof that all hospitals can be closed. (I haven’t needed to be in a hospital since childhood)
Your argument is ridiculous.
You sound like Trump’s lawyer, who could put together a logical argument, and so was just left with declaring “rediculous”. Can’t pound the law.. cannot pound any facts or evidence... so you are left pounding the table.
We are talking about the potential affect of net neutrality on everyone. That you personally can function without it doesn’t mean everyone can.
I am not functioning without Internet. I am using the Internet in a sacrificial way without feeding the infra. I am not streaming movies and using all the convenience frills that pushovers are addicted to.
That needs to be built. The current infrastructure cannot support everyone using the public library.
It only needs to be built if 10k people actually have the will power to boycott. And in that case the affluent users and the poor users are treated equally by the library, unlike the boot-licking action you advocate for where wealthy people can buy their way to superior access from the comfort of their homes.
It’s not will power when it is required by schools and the government.
Citation needed on the government mandate that you have Internet installed in your home. It’s will power because access from your sofa and home office is a matter of convenience.