Darou said:
it's rather ironic that they reason this is for the good of a competitive market when in fact it would lead to the oposite, enabling the possibility of a monopoly and making it harder for new services to be created, and last time I checked streaming services like hulu or Netflix are also corporations and they would be hurt by this so. Seems more like a polital motivation to hinder and censor progressive and liberal websites rather then economic backgrou

Nah it's just about the money. Ajit Pai is taking this opportunity to change the rules cause when he leaves the FCC he'll go back to working for Comcast or whoever and take in the hard $$$$ he will be making. Everyone else loses. Crony capitalism at work.

Though it will make it a lot easier for an ISP to shut out opinions they don't agree with if they wanted to. Which would affect liberal thought more than conservative thought. So unfortunately if youre a poor liberal sap like myself then it sucks.