This type of unrestrained capitalism creates monopolies that become unbreakable. When the cost of entry is so high that laying cables is prohibitively expensiv

This type of unrestrained capitalism creates monopolies that become unbreakable. When the cost of entry is so high that laying cables is prohibitively expensive, it's almost impossible to compete with large cable companies to break their hold. Look at how much Google has struggled to roll out Fiber, due to all the complicated laws surrounding where and how you can lay these lines down in cities. By forcing ISP's to maintain the fast lane, you could ensure that they would compete on fair terms, rather than just squeeze money from other corporations.