No. It is much better to stop these anti-Neutrality polices before they take hold. Once a non-Neutral net takes hold, it will be much harder to go back to a Neutral one. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.And just about everybody else would say that the free market has failed miserably with ISPs, given that so many of them have monopoly status in their area. Unless you count "competition" from dial-up ISPs, which I doubt anybody who uses the internet regularly would.