HA equating this to net neutrality is like HUH and WHAT! Google nor Amazon control the pipes and here in the US for home broadband it's a monopoly or a duopoly

HA equating this to net neutrality is like HUH and WHAT! Google nor Amazon control the pipes and here in the US for home broadband it's a monopoly or a duopoly. With Net Neutrality gone my monopolistic broadband provider can start blocking sites, charging me to access different sites and etc. They can turn the Internet into the horrendous model and experience that is Cable TV. No way is Google's actions here have anything to do with Net Neutrality. Rather in this instance a consumer can go just go ahead and buy another streaming device if they choose to do so. That's because there's competition and lots of it in this space vs. fast uncapped broadband.