I'm not asking why it could be bad, or even necessarily a single isolated case where it has happened. I'm asking about significant problems that have actually b

I'm not asking why it could be bad, or even necessarily a single isolated case where it has happened. I'm asking about significant problems that have actually been caused by it. When far bigger actual abuses in censoring and limiting and influencing speech and opinion on the internet are overlooked or even cheered on by many of the people who were advocating for net neutrality, I kind of question the purity and motives behind it, certainly for those people they are not motivated by any ideals of freedom. Not that it's necessarily a bad policy to have, but so might thousands of different policies and regulations that limit private enterprise so I'm much more sympathetic to regulation that is designed to solve observed problems. Hence my question about whether it solved any real problems (or caused any since its repeal).