It's a very important argument for NN though. One of the biggest problems with removing NN is that it will stifle competition by allowing pipes to interfere wit

It's a very important argument for NN though. One of the biggest problems with removing NN is that it will stifle competition by allowing pipes to interfere with normal market forces of supply/demand for the flow. I admit that it requires actually thinking for a moment to see how regulation in this case can actually promote competition, and you'll have trouble getting many politicians to admit that or even understand it (when, as someone or other said, their paychecks depend on not understanding it).