Quote:It's their service, they can do what they want. In most cases, the ISP also owns the infrastructure, giving them total control. Do I like it? Hell no, but I am not going to ask the government to dictate how they should run THEIR service.


I do, however, have an issue with government-granted monopolies to these ISPs. I would prefer to select from multiple competing ISPs who most likely WON'T throttle network traffic because of how unpopular it is. But, because the rights to infrastructure in most cities are granted to a single enterprise, we are left with only one option. It gets complicated on who or what should manage network infrastructure, but I think THAT is the route we should take over enacting net neutrality.

Not being snide, because I so agree with what you said, but isn't the government getting involved one way or another in your scenario? Also, since that is your perspective, do you expect this administration to do as you suggested? If they do not, what do you think would be the reason? Lastly, would that align with your political beliefs?

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