I do not support net neutrality. There is no reason to trust government regulation over private greed. When choosing the lesser of two evils, always choose the one that can be killed.
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Principles aren’t changed by profits. It will harm me likely, but what is right is right.
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That thinking is flawed, the banking industry, and auto industry should have proven deregulation is a dream, and always will be. Greed will supercede the right thing in every single case, and by the time it bubbles up millions if not billions will be hurt by it!
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Deregulation fails when profit can be made in exchange for hurting people or the environment. The greater the harm/profit potential, the greater the need for government assistance/intervention/regulation (to de-incentivize opportunities to do harm).
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Deregulation works best when competition thrives (and switching providers is a frictionless experience). However net neutrality appears to be a monopolistic problem space - few choices and we’ve already had cases where providers were artificially throttling content (like Netflix)
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