Milo's question on net neutrality

Net Neutrality is a controversial issue with internet users, particularly here on Reddit. Some believe it is an innovation-crippling step towards allowing the government to control and regulate our dearly-beloved internet, but many see it as necessary for protecting consumers from monopolistic corporate practices, especially those of Internet Service Providers who charge more and more, provide less and less, and refuse to seriously invest in new technology infrastructure that other developed nations like Japan and South Korea take for granted.

Even as more and more businesses rely on high speed internet for everyone, America is falling behind in a field that America invented in the first place.

You have said little on this issue, aside from a tweet several years ago that suggested you were against Net Neutrality.What is your position on current Net Neutrality rules? Will President Trump make America's internet great again? Can we solve these issues without giving even more power to government officials?