I really like this as a NYC resident. It shows there are some people (I've only lived here for about 9 months so I'm not too familiar with the political scene)

I really like this as a NYC resident. It shows there are some people (I've only lived here for about 9 months so I'm not too familiar with the political scene) who are concerned about the residents of their city (local politics in general seem to be more citizen oriented than national politics (to me, however that could be an erroneous or anecdotal position I hold) but you could certainly see the case where NYC could be a distortion of that generality) and it's also an argument which goes beyond the "these companies might not have made it" and gives a good concrete example or how millions of people might be tremendously hurt by the proposed changes to net neutrality. I know that I would feel tremendous emotional pain at the thought of not being able to communicate with my family effectively and easily when all of the technology is there and established. Hopefully some of the people who need swaying can feel with their hearts instead of their wallets and ensure that these millions will not feel that pain.