How is it different than saying &quot;Defense of Marriage Act protects what we already have&quot;?<p>&gt; When ISPs throttle (and effectively block) websites that don&#x27;t pay for &quot;priority&quot; or inclusion, then they are lying to their customers (consumers) about the service they provide. &lt;<p>Every country has consumer protection clause. IF ISPs promise you full internet, but they don&#x27;t offer you that, then they can be sued under most jurisdictions.<p>The fact is, you know that this is not what it is about. There is no fraud involved. ISPs want to offer a certain kind of service and you&#x27;re afraid that most people would take it and you&#x27;d be at the losing end, so you want to use the government to force the market to move in a certain direction.