I think that this will a glorious side-effect of effectively ensuring net neutrality without waiting for politicians to change the law. And in general increasi

I think that this will a glorious side-effect of effectively ensuring net neutrality without waiting for politicians to change the law. And in general increasing the competition in a way that Comcast and others wont be able to block by buying politicians (see buying FCC or buying the laws that prohibit city-owned fiber). I'll switch to Starlink just to stick it to Comcast. Comcast magically dropped prices and upped service in areas where it had competition from Google Fiber but Google Fiber is too slow and too expensive to build. I wonder how will Comcast react facing a competitor who can build out a competing network in 2 short years to serve all areas Comcast is available (and more). Will they be crushed by massive defections or merely have to drastically lower the prices and improve the service?