> Is there a single good argument for removing net neutrality? I think it's relatively unknown among the public. Techies are trying to raise awareness among p

> Is there a single good argument for removing net neutrality? I think it's relatively unknown among the public. Techies are trying to raise awareness among public and politicians while content lobbyists are angling from the other side. If the public agrees with lobbyists, then they won't factor this issue into their votes. However, if they make a stink, politicians will take note and make sure they end up on the right side of their constituents. You can thank our democracy for the flood of propaganda on both sides of this issue. I don't think there's much argument for privatization, but I don't doubt that content lobbyists are trying to make one a la "free market" and "I should be able to do what I want".