Unless you're going to fund the infrastructure costs publicly you're always going to have a few large players that can sustain the capital investment necessary

Unless you're going to fund the infrastructure costs publicly you're always going to have a few large players that can sustain the capital investment necessary to build. I don't see that happening any time soon ("socialized internet!") So I applaud the FCCs move. What blows me away is that lobbyists have convinced average joes that this is a bad thing. I don't think people grasp how much control a company could exert over what you see simply by prioritizing traffic.