This can't really be used to defend the abrogation of net neutrality, the sky might still fall, the only thing holding it up is how it's perceived in focus grou

This can't really be used to defend the abrogation of net neutrality, the sky might still fall, the only thing holding it up is how it's perceived in focus groups and that there is still some competition in the ISP market The two are not set in stone Give it a few years of throttling youtube to 480p if you don't have a premium plan and regular consumers will get used to more