> The problem is that ISPs already operate like monopolies. They don't operate in the same areas as their competition. It is not the free market serving consume

> The problem is that ISPs already operate like monopolies. They don't operate in the same areas as their competition. It is not the free market serving consumers. I agree with that, I just don't think it's a problem that a market or politics are going to solve, and breaking up monopolies with regulation certainly isn't on the table in this administration. > Also, leaving regular people to take [on] massive corporations is not really a solution It is in the sense of voting. Your vote is more powerful than corporate spending. I agree going to court isn't an ideal backup option. It is nice that we have such a system that allows it, and a supply of pro-bono lawyers who will take class-action cases.