Are you daft or just confused?
Typically I ignore people who respond like this, but let's give it a shot. Next time, if you want a proper rebuttal, leave out the insults.
Net Neutrality is the very thing protecting smaller companies. Removing it allows a company like Comcast to legally demand every site pays an additional fee to maintain optimized speed between them and their consumers. There's already the cost to use their service, but without N.N. that service can be further regulated to favor the highest bidder. With regard to Newgrounds, Comcast would be allowed to choke this site in order to encourage viewers towards Youtube by causing the connection between your computer and this site to slow down, because Youtube would be able to pay the provider considerably more money than Tom. As a result, Youtube would suffer a little, Newgrounds would suffer significantly, the viewers will likely suffer, because service fees for these individual sites would go up to cover that additional fee, and ONLY Comcast would benefit from all of it.
Why on earth would Comcast encourage traffic towards youtube? Google is their competitor, if anything, they will do the opposite. But too many consumers enjoy these products, including NG. If Comcast were to do such a thing, the consumer would switch over to a different ISP who does offer all the content. The answer, again, is more competition.
Think of a monopoly company, like Comcast, as Moneybags the Bear, except there is no justice in the end. No punishment for being disgustingly greedy. They win, and you're just some poor chump who supported that greed.
Monopolies don't exist in a free market. Monopolies are the result of corporations lobbying to get laws passed so smaller companies can't compete. Why do you think Comcast got so big and took over? It has the power to follow all the regulations necessary. Remove the regulations and smaller companies can thrive.
Now, if you are looking to continue the discussion, feel free to reply. If you choose to use insults again, I will assume you don't care to have a civil discourse, and I will ignore you.