How can this even be legal. How can a ISP decide on the content quality, I would like to receive. Do they next deem words like 'anti-government', 'Democrats' or

How can this even be legal. How can a ISP decide on the content quality, I would like to receive. Do they next deem words like 'anti-government', 'Democrats' or sites critical of the government too traffic-heavy to deliver but instead show a "cleaner" version of the world? I as a hobby web-dev and photographer like my images to be delivered in the exact quality, I put them on the server. So the Vodafones or O2s of this world mess with my intended design. As a user I want to experience the web with best image quality, not censored (right now in terms of quality) crappy versions of these images. This paternalism sadly is not felt by the majority of people out there and will never lead to 'uprising' (in loss for a better word). Be it done by cooperations or be it done by governments. We will see more of that in the future and I have lost believe in being able to tell others, not that tech-savvy why this is not good. They nod their heads, but it does not register. Sadly so.