Most of the current arguments for and against Net Neutrality are technologically naive; Bob Cringely has written about this in his online PBS column three weeks running:”Now to Net Neutrality — what does it really mean and why do some telecommunication providers seem so opposed to it? The answers are neither as clear — nor as evil — as partisans on both sides of the aisle in Congress are suggesting. Those opposing Net Neutrality have in mind VoIP, and nothing but VoIP. Those in favor of Net Neutrality seem to think it means equal treatment under the Internet, which it doesn’t really. The only thing we can be sure of, in fact, is that Congress doesn’t get it and has a fair chance of making it worse.”The full articles are worth reading:

I really don’t see how the U.S. government can legislate the internet.  How can this apply to sites overseas unless the EU adopts the same laws? (and they won’t)Something like this will crash and burn U.S. internet.  They’ll find a way to build "walls" between the U.S. and the rest of the world, just like the wall they want to build between the U.S. and Mexico.Things are out of control in the U.S. right now.