Ajit Pai is right
This person misses the entire point of the argument for Net Neutrality - Yes it can be convenient if you know ALL of the apps and or services you'd like to use, however the entire internet being visible means putting small companies you have not yet heard of on nearly equal footing - giving them the chance to compete against the giants of commerce and sometimes (yes, sometimes it happens) WIN!<p>The beauty of the internet has been the ability for new things to pop up and create a real impact on the world economy starting with just a website.<p>If the rules Ajit Pai wants in place were to be in place when Amazon got started its likely Wal-Mart could have paid to simply make them disappear for most internet providers by "buying" the right to e-commerce traffic.<p>That's not a world I want to live in - and its not one you should want to live in either if you believe in dreaming and creating something larger than yourself