]Do you guys know that Google is blocking content of web search just because china government wants to keep the dictatorship over its population? I dont know why google is providing this web page when they actually support such atrocities. 

I think that one of the main problems with this is that the people in the U.S. Congress who are in charge of regulating things like this don't have the slightest clue as to what they're talking about.  

Undeclared and for in little Washington. Looking at least 50% good. ;) 

Greetings <Congressperson> We are writing to you to express our concern over Internet neutrality, or "Net Neutrality". Since the beginning of our government, our way of life, our constitution of the United States, we have supported the freedom of speech, and we are deeply concerned about movements that attempt to suppress those freedoms on the Internet. We feel that the motions of individuals, organizations, and corporations to supplant these freedoms, by imposing their own agendas may be one of the most subversive attempts to compromise these freedoms. First, some background on us. I, <TheDruidXpawX> am a Software Architect for TwelveHorses, an Internet software solutions provider here in the valley. I, <Shantara> am studying for my PhD in Counseling Psychology at the University of Utah. We own a local online gaming community which promotes clean, non-discriminatory, family oriented gameplay. We created this online community because, while we like to play online games, we often found that it was difficult to wade through the discrimination and derogatory terms often found in online games. We decided to take action, and become a service provider of an online game so that we could prevent that sort of behavior from entering our home while still enabling us to enjoy the online camaraderie from such a community. We primarily support this community out of our own pocket, however we do receive donations from local contributors in Utah, as well as contributors from across the nation. We have numerous players from Utah, across the US, as well as from a few other places across the world. We give you this background to help you understand that we're well versed in the Internet, from both an end-user perspective as well as a service-provider perspective. We are able to provide this clean, family oriented gameplay because of the current freedoms of the Internet. 1) A relatively small operation with sufficient knowledge can start up their own Internet community, service, or online presence, with relative ease. 2) No large organization can deny their users access to our service. If we had to compete on monetary terms with large Internet gaming providers for access to the Internet backbone, we would simply have to shut down our community. Our concerns reach far beyond our own microcosm. We are concerned that in a tiered Internet, or an Internet where the large providers can decide what content their users can receive, competition will be highly discriminatory both in terms of finance as well as the message contained within the content. We can envision an Internet where a provider like Comcast might ally itself with one political party, and censor any content not in-line with that political parties message. It might hold the other political party ransom, forcing them into a bidding war, or it might simply deny their content on principal. We believe that if legislation passes allowing the large providers to tier the Internet in this fashion, that we will essentially be handing the control over our freedoms of speech on the Internet to private corporations and private interests. As a <some personalized information here>, we implore you to protect our rights and freedom of speech on the Internet. We ask that you prevent large corporations from quashing the voice of small communities, and small companies by ensuring our equal footing on the Internet. If you have any questions, or would like to tap our knowledge on this topic any further, we would welcome any discussion which would assist your understanding of these issues. Thank you for your time, <Our Sig>  

It looks like that pretty much covers it then.