> The idea that these regulatory bodies won't leverage the absolute hell out of rulings like this to invade on free speech (which we know 1000% they already do) is absurd.

blah blah blah blah blah freedom of speech blah blah blah.

> You might be thrilled at this incoming administration and their ability to appoint absolute incorruptible stewards of the public into these positions, but administrations change over time so they may eventually be handing it off to some people with bad intentions

What? What on earth does my stance on net neutrality have anything to do with the incoming administration? And yes, I will trust some unelected bureaucrat over the worst companies on this planet every time.

> What? What on earth does my stance on net neutrality have anything to do with the incoming administration?

You seemed very eager to allow the state to have more control over ISPs so I assumed you were bullish on the incoming administration since they're the ones appointing these unelected bureaucrats. I just mentioned that even though you may like this new administration, you may not like future administrations and think they are filled with self-serving billionaires with authoritarian tendencies and may abuse their power