As I've stated previously in this thread, the people who stream content seem to be the ones most upset with the NN situation. As a functional tool, NN will make no difference in my internet use because I stream very little. However, the ones who watch hours of shows every week will be targeted because they use the bulk of the bandwidth. So the question comes down to if ISPs are allowed to throttle or charge more for those who use internet resources more than others. If we were talking about water with a finite delivery capacity, shouldn't customers who use far larger amounts be limited or charged more? Is my analogy wrong?

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