a simple primer on net neutrality

I don't see it that way...
atm you pay for the speed you want. (or can afford)
More bandwidth cost more money.

It everybody gets the same speed, the price would be too high for some people.

The unintended consequences of the net neutrality would be pretty bad I believe.
Some companies might drop out all together, making even more of a monopoly,
(probably taken over by the gov., through another so-called bailout)
and the prices would soar.

Government involvement in the commerce aspect at all is not good.
 
The internet is/has been the greatest single exerecise in pure capitalism in eons. Lord knows, Uncle Sam an't have that much freedom. It's dangerous.
 
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