1) Net neutrality concerns whether or not it is legal for an ISP to provide more bandwidth and faster service to some websites while providing less bandwidth an

1) Net neutrality concerns whether or not it is legal for an ISP to provide more bandwidth and faster service to some websites while providing less bandwidth and speed to other websites. Net neutrality is about who gets fast service and who gets slow service, with fast service being something that can be bought. Communism has to do with ownership of the means of production. ISPs will still be owning access to the internet, so it's not communism. 2. Your ISP offering three different tiers of internet is like being able to buy three different priced cars. That is perfectly OK and has nothing to do with Net Neutrality. However, if you had to pay $3/mile to drive in one highway lane that had no speed limit, that would be like net neutrality. It seems like you're polarized over left/right politics and don't really understand net neutrality at all.