> And none of this requires any traffic shaping rules that deliberately identify what's video or VoIP True, so why is net neutrality necessary then? Do you thi

> And none of this requires any traffic shaping rules that deliberately identify what's video or VoIP True, so why is net neutrality necessary then? Do you think ISPs are making this possible out of the goodness of their hearts? I'd argue that their profit motive has made this happen because it's what consumers demand, and the internet (protocols and services) has changed rapidly enough that entrenched patterns have not really emerged.