It's more about stopping outfits like cogent being able to offer dirt cheap transit and then just handing off all their traffic to those with infrastructure. But whatever dude. I'm sure it will end up passing. It's going to slow down broadband buildout. Whatever, I give up. No longer care.
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For the most part traffic is currently treated neutrally.
Net Neutrality aims to codify what is (again, peering aside) current practice,
so more precisely, rather than making the pipe cheaper it'll prevent it from getting more expensive.
As I Skype user, I don't want those increased costs passed on to me. Why shouldn't I (and anyone who uses internet services like Netflix, Amazon, etc.) be for net neutrality?
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