Should ISPs be allowed to police the internet? Depends on the circumstance..

I agree that ISPs should work together with the FCC on enforcing net neutrality but ISPs should have every right to cut people off the internet especially if that user has been shown to generate abnormal amount of traffic due to their downloading habits and it effects the performance of the network and other users.

The reason I argue this is from personal experience being a Comcast user in a neigborhood in which certain people were causing the degradation of the network performance because of their activities.

Upholding net neutrality in this case would due harm to the company and other consumers.

Companies invest huge amounts of $$$ in their network and so they must have a right to protect it and ensure quality of service for other users.

I just wanted to point this out because we have focused greatly on anti-policing and at times view ISPs as bad people but there are certain circumstance where they need to do what they need to do.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/172371/fccs_net_neutrality_plan_draws_fast_fire.html

Though they should not have the rights to ban anyone because as my case highlights they alone aren’t in the best position to answer the question of whether a certain individual violated any principles of copyrights while accessing data. Thus the only harm in allowing only the FCC to do this would be people not getting a just decision made.

Are their any harms to having the FCC regulate this?