I find that very troubling, because, from my Christian perspective, each of those individuals is a person made by God with human dignity, and the United States has a constitutional tradition of religious liberty that means our government should not be favoring or disfavoring one religion.
That's how the airlines recovered, and auto companies shouldn't be favored.
There is no reason to think that Japan shouldn't be favored again.
For as long as the Internet has existed, it has been grounded on the principle of net neutrality — that what you read, see or watch online shouldn't be favored, blocked or slowed down based on where that content is coming from.
This has two advantages: 1) High-velocity UE might pass through the picocell quickly and should therefore not be favored to avoid PPs, and 2) the channel conditions of low-velocity UE changes slowly which may result, especially for slow-moving cell-edge UE, in poor rates if they are not allocated to many RBs.
"The president of the United States should not be trading favors with oil and gas corporations.
Net neutrality, of course, is the principle that Internet service providers should not be allowed to favor some Internet content over other content by delivering it faster.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), with its Democratic majority, adopted rules promoting network neutrality – the idea that the broadband duopoly of cable and phone companies should not be allowed to favor one kind of data traffic over another, with a few exceptions aimed at network management.
"God," the declaration writers declare, "should not be portrayed as favoring one team or athlete over another".
