Re: Net Neutrality and Your Internet Bill

>I think what the author is seeing is that the companies will simply move to
impose fees on everyone instead of signing exclusive deals?

Which they could do without the net neutrality bill.  

 

**which begs the question of whether they need the bill in the first place.
I know what you said about limiting the access and all that, and I see that,
but what I also see is that once again the government is intruding where
they really do not need to, and once again, the only people to suffer will
be the people the law was designed to protect supposedly.

 

The government desire to interfere and control and intrude is so intense, I
think they just cannot help themselves.  And I am sick of it.  I am opposed
to the bill solely because I know that no matter what they do, the
unintended consequences are going to be worse, and then that simply acts as
a convenient excuse for more intervention.

 

Nannyism, is a drug.

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