Because Comcast has a repeated, long-term pattern of manipulating the contract to be one-sided against you, of taking every bad action that the contract might e

Because Comcast has a repeated, long-term pattern of manipulating the contract to be one-sided against you, of taking every bad action that the contract might even possibly allow, and arguably of violating the contract, whereas Cloudflare does not have a comparable pattern of such actions? Because there's about a 99 percent chance that the contract is either completely silent about the matters of immediate concern, or has some language that implies they are actively allowed to act badly in those ways; the contract therefore offers you absolutely zero protection; and there is absolutely no way you can renegotiate the contract? Lawsuits are incredibly impractical, and that's assuming you even ever detect the behavior you expect to be suing over.