| I think the argument is quite clear and the example they used attempts to underline what the issue is and what the repercussions are if "telephone" providers randomly decide whether or when to route your calls. It is analogous to the i-net neutrality argument Google and co are making against ISPs with two very important differences. The first, ISPs still route your traffic where as Google blocks the phone calls. The second, there are laws and regulations in this country governing phone calls, but there really aren't any governing internet access. |
