Kitriana makes a good point in that this is a topic which, as with all sensible ones, regardless of choice there will be pros and contras. It is easy to interpret this as a political, economical, or legal issue, but the main cause of concern and the reason for which we should inform ourselves about it is because one way or another it has the capacity to bring about a drastic change to something we've made a habit of using: the internet.
Here are some points of view from the other side of the spectrum:
MashableForbesIt's the sign of an intelligent mind to consider an idea without being for or against it, and examine it from various perspectives in order to form an opinion which, again, should be (re)examined as more information is gathered and arguments considered.
Either way, it's needless to say our internet connections and the various regulations in our plethora of countries which rule it are of relevance to each one of us in different ways. Therefore, it's a topic of relevance and interest which could be discussed, and which perhaps could entertain us while we either run around dressed as turkeys, gobbling at things, or pursue the perpetual delight of The Grind.