The real answer is that you're assuming the wrong thing. Yes, networks are complex and require skilled techs to keep running, but that's completely irrelevant

The real answer is that you're assuming the wrong thing. Yes, networks are complex and require skilled techs to keep running, but that's completely irrelevant to the F.C.C. classifying Internet access under Title II. ISPs will not have any notable new burdens regarding customer service/support/troubleshooting, but will have restrictions on being permitted to engage in a few predatory practices.