The purporse of anti-net neutrality advocates is basically to make the web less free so their clients (large telcoms) can capture more profits. I think big mon

The purporse of anti-net neutrality advocates is basically to make the web less free so their clients (large telcoms) can capture more profits. I think big money realized fairly late in the game that the Internet's decentralized structure makes it difficult to perform rent-seeking, so any legislation that tends to centralize the Internet is viewed as a pro by these people. In other words, it's the same effect you see in every other field -- special interest lobbyists for large corporations want to rewrite the rules to suit them, at the expense of ordinary people's privacy and a democratic Internet