This is why we need real net neutrality rules

In a recent op-ed, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai trotted out one of his favorite concepts: if it ain't broke, don't fix it. His argument for repealing net neutrality rules is that nothing particularly bad has happened yet, and internet service providers can be relied on to maintain the free and open internet that we currently enjoy.
It's a lovely concept, but it doesn't work in the real world. ISPs might not have thrown us into a locked-off internet hellscape just yet, but a new series of problems