In regards to censorship, I agree with you. It seems that if your primary opposition to net neutrality is censorship, then you should be equally opposed to Goog

In regards to censorship, I agree with you. It seems that if your primary opposition to net neutrality is censorship, then you should be equally opposed to Google censoring anything. But in terms of technical effort and economics, these are not the same. It's much easier to write html and find someone to host it for you than it is to trench in municipalities and lay fiber across the country. Net neutrality restricts ISPs from having a competitive advantage in the content space.