I think for the US market net neutrality has value in leveling the playing field and avoiding balkanization. The bigger issue to me is the lack of competition

I think for the US market net neutrality has value in leveling the playing field and avoiding balkanization. The bigger issue to me is the lack of competition in many markets leading to rent seeking behaviors instead of delivering better services. If we had 3-4 competitive alternatives in most markets (compared to 1-2 now) I think we'd have a very different conversation. For the record, I don't consider anyone offering < 10 Mbps service today a viable competitor. Maybe Starlink will deliver a well-deserved kick in the pants to this market.