PhillyTaco

Almighty, then.

I worry that once the government treats the internet like a public utility, it will use that power to suppress speech that it doesn't like, including "hate speech" or "dangerous" rhetoric. There is already great pressure on tech companies to police the internet and the companies have been more than an happy to do so already.

What kind of work is the ACLU doing that ensures a Net Neutral internet stays free?

The prominent simple bass line of the Seinfeld theme is in an audio range that does not compete with his voice.

Love stuff like this.

All the best words have hard "K" sounds.

In Southern California where I live, we have dynamic pricing for water usage. That is, the rate for water costs a certain amount up to X level of usage. Everything past that usage is priced higher, and there are several price/usage tiers. And previously, there were restrictions on which days I could use water for specific purposes. Breaking these restrictions meant paying heavy fines.

Would similar restrictions and pricing be compatible with a "net neutral" internet?