I definitely don't only see a bunch of wealthy buisnesses. I don't know where you are looking but in the list of supporters I see a mixed group of organisations

I definitely don't only see a bunch of wealthy buisnesses. I don't know where you are looking but in the list of supporters I see a mixed group of organisations, people and businesses - all of them of different size. The videos linked are from comedians, professors, politicans, Youtubers... I have no idea how you got "only people making lots of money" from that (hell, you mentioned Facebook and I can't even find them in the list of supporters). The only big voice I have found arguing against net neutrality is Ajit Pai himself. His views on the issue can be found in numerous interviews but maybe the best place to find his views of the internet would be in FCCs notice of proposal [1]. I don't agree with much of it and found it completly misunderstanding how the internet works. I have seen some argue that VPNs and encryption would solve the problem even if net neutrality would disappear but I find that a solution not a very complete one. [1]: https://www.fcc.gov/document/restoring-internet-freedom-notice-proposed-rulemaking https://www.fcc.gov/document/restoring-internet-freedom-noti...