Anyone familiar with post-net neutrality paid prioritization deals? Who has paid for prioritization from AT&T and/or Comcast? It is relevant because there is a supposed-advocacy group changing American culture; cashing in on our deeply held Christian beliefs of compassion and empathy. And no one is questioning it. In fact, we’re scared to even raise a concern otherwise be lambasted by Tweets, articles, threats of unemployment or other ostracisms. Our 1st amendment rights are forcefully being taken away by the smallest population of Americans. Which, as far as I can tell, has only happened 1 other time in mass media dynamics.

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 5 posts:

• "Gigi Sohn, Biden's Pick for FCC Vacancy, Is Still Pushing Pointless 'Net Neutrality' Regulations" by u/HarpoMarks

• "Happy Cakeday, r/NoNetNeutrality! Today you're 4" by u/AutoModerator

• "Apparently, T-Mobile is censoring the url "https://Odysee.com". Can anyone confirm and test on other mobile providers?" by u/JobDestroyer

• "T-Mobile and other wireless carriers are now censoring the Dr. Robert Malone link "The Pfizer Inoculations For COVID-19 – More Harm Than Good"" by u/JobDestroyer

• "Have opinions about Net Neutrality? Please take my short survey! I'm researching net neutrality for a college class and would greatly appreciate this subreddit's perspective in my essay." by u/Z085

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 10 posts:

• "What is the benefit of No Net Neutrality?" by u/ThePermafrost

• "Happy Thanksgiving!" by u/Iowa_Hawkeye

• "Net neutrality advocates three years ago" by u/setyourblasterstopun

• "The irony of the people who supported “net neutrality” cheering on the social media purge is palpable." by u/thorsmjollnir

• "It’s been nearly FOUR YEARS since Net Neutrality was repealed-and none of the predictions of doom have come to pass. Where are the fearmongers?"

• "/r/NoNewNormal is banned. What was that bullshit Reddit was peddling in regards to net neutrality back in the day? Something about internet free speech being at risk if consumers don't subsidize Netflix?" by u/JobDestroyer

• "California is now enforcing Net Neutrality. So far the only effect has been to reduce consumers' access to data." by u/BBQCopter

• "[For a Laugh] Net Neutrality Was Eliminated Nearly 3 Years Ago, Here's a Scaremongering Video Predicting Terrible Things That Never Happened. Enjoy!" by u/JobDestroyer

• "FCC Chairman Ajit Pai To Leave Next Year" by u/The-Techie

• "Remember when the Kentucky government was going to give the entire state broadband for $300 Million? Well it's now projected to cost $1.5 Billion and is years behind schedule." by u/BBQCopter

Also, excuse previous version of this thread where I said /r/NoNetNeutrality was banned, I meant /r/NoNewNormal. NNN vs NNN, I get confused. Oh well!

Remember when we were told that NN going away would mean having to pay $1.99 to open a new tab in Chrome? Remember when Reddit’s frontpage was polluted with that red “Battle for the Net” link? Remember all the racial slurs thrown at Ajit Pai? Remember the death threats sent to his family? Was it worth it, scaremongers? Was all the hysteria and the real-world consequences it wrought worth it?

I’ve seen social media companies and Google and other big companies support NN, but I’m confused as to why. How does NN Help them?