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Correct! Comcast throttled BitTorrent, which congested its networks in 2012, making it harder to provide other services. That is the biggest example of an ACTUAL net neutrality violation in history.
But nowhere, in all that bluster, is a link to say Comcast was subverting VOICE traffic.
The software they may have bought (all this is from a lone press release from the company trying to sell them software) was for VOICE traffic, not BitTorrent. But we have no evidence they actually bought it, and no evidence they ever subverted voice traffic.
Understand this: it is utterly utterly trivial to detect throttling with packet sniffing software.
But evidence is not your strong suit. I ask for simple evidence, easy to provide. You just go off on a pathetic rant, believing that somehow that is evidence.
So: another failure, and no money for your charities.
How many times are you going to misremember this information?
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