Where are these threats you speak of?

Oh I understand the concept, and I support the concept of net neutrality. We pretty much have net neutrality already. But there's net neutrality the concept, and "Net Neutrality," the proposed regulation. It's the latter that I oppose.

We've been doing that for decades, and none of the dire predictions from "net neutrality" supporters have come true. That doesn't, obviously, mean that they never could. The best defense against that happening is a competitive broadband market which, thanks to government regulation, we don't have much of.

I suppose you think that that PATRIOT Act is patriotic, huh? Or that the Affordable Care Act results in affordable healthcare, rather than the increased rates that we've actually seen?

I support a free and open internet. That's why I oppose so-call "Net Neutrality" legislation.