None of those are net neutrality, but all of those are things that are prevented by the presence of net neutrality.
Net neutrality is currently enforced because ISPs are regulated as "common carriers", meaning they can't intentionally prefer some traffic over other traffic. The vote on Thursday is to reverse this regulation.
If ISPs could prefer some traffic over others, they could do any of the things that you suggest, enabling censorship.
Net neutrality is currently enforced because ISPs are regulated as "common carriers", meaning they can't intentionally prefer some traffic over other traffic. The vote on Thursday is to reverse this regulation.
If ISPs could prefer some traffic over others, they could do any of the things that you suggest, enabling censorship.