> Ok, fine, you don't see how it's possible. That's not an argument that it isn't possible Anything is possible. That's not an argument that everything likely.

> Ok, fine, you don't see how it's possible. That's not an argument that it isn't possible Anything is possible. That's not an argument that everything likely. > For decades people have been happy with video being controlled by a small number of media conglomerates. For decades more they were happy with an oligopoly of 3 TV networks. And now, they are not happy with that. The trend is that people want and demand choice, and rolling it back in any significant way will make consumers push back. The genie is out of the bottle, as they say. Does the absence of Net Neutrality permit ISPs to charge on both ends of a Netflix stream? Yes. Does it inevitably result in me not being able to post a video of my band's new music? (the original argument) Highly doubtful.