Dear FCC,

I am writing to ask you NOT to repeal net neutrality. Neutrality protects
our first amendment rights by giving all internet speech an even playing field,
and preventing companies from censoring, for instance, political views they don't like.
Neutrality also promotes innovation and investment, rather than hindering it as opponents
suggest, by making all internet content available to anyone with an internet connection. Do we believe
that only the rich have good ideas and need access to the information that helps them develop
and launch their ideas? Or do we believe that the people who rely on public libraries for
internet access - libraries which probably do not have the resources to pay for premium internet
content if internet content were to be offered in tiered packages - have unique points of view and
equal rights to pursue the American dream? I ask you to stand with the people, and keep net neutrality.

Thank you,
Presley Pizzo