I'm personally against it, but is it all that much different from Google hiding results, Facebook hiding groups, Verizon throttling Netflix and Youtube (2014), and the numerous other times companies hid information or controlled what you saw?

The problem with the supply and demand argument is that many internet providers have contracts with the cities and counties they sell to. These contracts often limit the opposition. If Comcast chose to throttle, I wouldn't be able to switch to another company unless I wanted sub 5mbps internet. Do away with these contracts, and I wouldn't have as much of a problem with it.

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