Thanks for your ideas! Points about bottleneck at the last mile and Verizon not offering to lay more cabling to your house are good I realize that ISPs want t

Thanks for your ideas! Points about bottleneck at the last mile and Verizon not offering to lay more cabling to your house are good I realize that ISPs want to paint the debate as separate products. I wanted to use their language in my description so that people can interpret their words alongside mine. If you're constantly making different points and not addressing your opponents', I feel the listener will walk away with a 50/50 chance of agreeing with you, probably choosing to follow their political party. If you offer some translation, maybe we can get some meaningful discussion about it. Regarding charging rich people to enter the fence. I feel that would only help convince the general public that net neutrality benefits big companies. Google and Facebook, forgive me if you work there, are teetering on not being perceived as evil mega corporations with access to all our data. Naming them as a victim doesn't do much to win over the public.