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ELI5: Is Netflix perceived as the 'good guy' in the whole Net Neutrality shebang?
gpt
Yes.  Netflix isnt altruistic or anything they are just a honest company trying to make an honest profit by providing something people want.  Companies like comcast/time warner feel threatened by their business model and realize while they cannont kill netflix off they can at least cash in on netflix success.  

Comcast has alleged that the traffic going to netflix servers is just too high, however netflix has offered to give comcast their own local netflix server equipment so they can provide the content people are paying for without making that traffic ever touch the backbone.

In short Netflix is doing everything they can, and are essentially fighting a david vs goliath kind of fight here.