Regulations can be good, and it is good in net neutrality. Net neutrality just makes sure that ISP's does not charge you based on the applications you are using.
For example, concider an ISP, lets call it A, has a very good relationship with youtube, but d.tube happens to compete with youtube. So A decides that content from d.tube will be slowed down in order to make people continue to watching youtube instead.
I guess repealing net neutrality comes down to whether you want ISPs to become richer at the cost of getting worse internet.
This kind of blockage will never work imo
Explain to me where we saw this happening before 2015 with any of the major U.S. ISPs.
Comcast slowing down peer to peer services. cnet.com/news/fcc-formally-rules-comcasts-throttling-of-bittorrent-was-illegal/
I see that the formatting of my comment was a little bit screwed up. Probably because of a formatting bug or something.