Quote:No, it doesn't give them full oversight of the internet. I thought we had explained this over and over again, but apparently not.


Many people want to censor information. It has nothing to do with net neutrality. They wanted to censor it before net neutrality ever came about, of course they'll want to censor it afterwards. Net Neutrality doesn't give them that power.


What net neutrality does is prevent ISP's from blocking content, giving paid prioritization and it gives the FCC the power to investigate these complains. Something that they didn't have before. These rules are a compromise between over regulation and regulation with no teeth.


Regulating for net neutrality protects small business without imposing demands on it. It just preserves the regulatory scheme as it's been for the past decade or more.