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The amount of FUD from both sides has left me pretty much impartial to the entire debate now. On one side, with Net Neutrality regulations, at least we'll have
by jameskilton 16y ago
The amount of FUD from both sides has left me pretty much impartial to the entire debate now. On one side, with Net Neutrality regulations, at least we'll have a way to stop the mega-monopolies from completely skinning us alive and finally opening the way for there to finally be some sort of competition in this space.
On the other side, with no Net Neutrality regulations at all, the mega-opolies will continue to try to strangle the Internet teet, which will end up pissing off enough of the right people that things will get really nasty for a while, opening up a way for competitors to get into the space again.
Either way, you can't stop the Internet. It's too big and diverse to be anything that can be controlled by any one individual. That said, no matter happens, we (the customers) are still screwed until we can finally say "No [Comcast/Charter/etc], screw you! This company has a better product, good bye."