It'd be funny if all these state governments end up having trouble getting internet.
Let's say Comcast & all the others violate net neutrality in some small ways. (I.e. A plan where you normally have 100mbps, but youtube can go faster because their servers are well-spliced with the internet backbone. That's a thing that violated net neutrality.) And then-- well hey, they're violating it. And most other businesses end up violating NN because of other optimizations to delivering internet content.
As a cynical libertarian, I love this. There's the potential for state government to lose internet access. That would be _so good_.
Let's say Comcast & all the others violate net neutrality in some small ways. (I.e. A plan where you normally have 100mbps, but youtube can go faster because their servers are well-spliced with the internet backbone. That's a thing that violated net neutrality.) And then-- well hey, they're violating it. And most other businesses end up violating NN because of other optimizations to delivering internet content.
As a cynical libertarian, I love this. There's the potential for state government to lose internet access. That would be _so good_.