If net neutrality is passed and the government starts regulating the Internet

[G+_Shawn Ceanga]

If net neutrality is passed and the government starts regulating the Internet... Older people who can't figure out "the Internet" will be happy because innovation will be at a standstill (like the telephone).

[G+_Kyle Turpin]

This is fundamentally untrue. The primary innovation on the Internet is the diversity of services offered and they're only going to continue being offered and invented with a network without roadblocks and speed bumps imposed by malicious network operators.

 

If you preferred CompuServ circa 1995 you can wall yourself into a tiny garden of your choosing but don't insist the rest of us "enjoy" the same limits.

[G+_Blake DeVoss]

Anarchy isn't necessarily liberty.

 

Also, a thing isn't necessarily bad because it is liked by people older than you.

[G+_Peter Phillips]

What generation invented "the Internet"? Show a little respect and don't be an idiot.

[G+_Thomas Behrens]

Remember if it we're not for title 2 we may not have the Internet today. Good old Ma Bell did not want to allow the data connections using modems, but thanks to title 2 and the provision's that mandated the phone company to pass the phone call as long as it did no damage to the phone system. This allowed people to want to access the Internet. Cell phones again we can thank title 2. While yes they are not directly ruled under title 2nhow many people would want to use a nation wide portable phone system that only had the ability to contact someone else on the system. Title 2 allowed the interconnection and more importantly the passing of the phone call which then made the system more popular. So as Cruz is correct in stating they are advantages to not being under regulations there are many reasons to be regulated

[G+_Carl Green]

If all dogs have four legs and all dogs bark, then everything with four legs must be a barking dog? Nope. Wrong tree, dude, wrong tree. :)