Net Neutrality isn't about usage, it's about destinations. Even with Net Neutrality it's fully within an ISPs right to say X GB/mo for $Y and throttle or block

Net Neutrality isn't about usage, it's about destinations. Even with Net Neutrality it's fully within an ISPs right to say X GB/mo for $Y and throttle or block over-use. The problem is an ISP deciding that, regardless of what is going on in the network, regardless of what a particular user has used or is trying to use, traffic to Netflix will be slower than traffic to Vudu. Verizon, Comcast, et al have plenty of available tools to prevent congestion without violating Net Neutrality. They're intentionally trying to confuse the issue with usage, because it's an easier PR sell.