[TOPIC] Making the topic debatable

When we write an essay with a topic you chose by yourself, the topic must be debatable. As for my case, my topic is about the internet. Especially "net neutrality". My topic is: "The internet should be an open-source platform for any user to develop and use". As a web developer myself, my point of view would be "developer". Since the topic I am going to give out is on a serious debate on the United States congress and other countries (I believe), my essay must contain more then one perspectives and point of view for thinking.
Why? That is because, with a lot of supporting statements based on several point of view and reasoning, my main claim will be protected from the arguments made by the opposite side. Writing this topic with a strong supported claim will be important for me, especially because this topic is held as a main topic for the United States congress. As a web developer, I would like to write with a strong statement regarding to my topic.

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