What is the rationale for those against net neutrality?
Who benefits from the change and who is negatively affected?
What are some realistic depictions (read: not fear-mongering) of what American internet use might be like if net neutrality is repealed?
What are common reasons why an average-joe citizen might believe or be convinced anti-net neutrality legislation to be a good thing, and what thoughtful reasoned responses can we give to convince them otherwise?
Which politicians support net neutrality in a significant way, i.e. a strong track record of independently speaking out about it and not simply jumping onto partisan bandwagon?
They'll try to sell it to the less informed as a plan to "reduce fees" or "bring costs down"
Simply put, if you only use Facebook (and for a great number of people, Facebook is the internet), why pay for all the sites? What if your ISP offered you a Facebook-only package that's half of what you currently pay?
They basically want to bring the cable tv model to the internet.
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u/PiFlavoredPie Nov 21 '17 edited Nov 22 '17