I feel that the governmental/corporate attempts at killing free Internet are mostly ineffective as long the public unanimously wants to preserve it. But as soon

I feel that the governmental/corporate attempts at killing free Internet are mostly ineffective as long the public unanimously wants to preserve it. But as soon as enough people begin to question it themselves, thinking that maybe they would be better off with a walled garden, that their lives would be some much less stressful and chaotic if they just let it be properly regulated, then it becomes a different struggle altogether. If you ever see outlets publishing articles about how less stressful people's online lives are in China/Iran/Russia, know that that's the angle that's being pushed.