That fact that many areas of the USA ISPs have a legal monopoly on broadband service , makes your point totally irrelevant.
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That fact that many areas of the USA ISPs have a legal monopoly on broadband service , makes your point totally irrelevant.
The regional monopolies are definitely a problem, but let's fix that problem instead of acting like the US gov will be our saviour, when in fact it only exasperates the problem by raising the barriers to entry on new ISPs.
Net neutrality was a way to spread socialism via the internet ;)