So unless the FCC is convinced to write in an exception for giving low bandwidth applications higher priority, it will be voted on in its current form.

The NPRM as it presently stands does NOT prohibit prioritization and good network management. The post you link to is deeply misleading. Rather, the NPRM seeks comment on the bounds of what QoS measures constitute reasonable network management. If in that post you quoted the next sentence (“We seek comment on whether these and other potential approaches to addressing congestion would be reasonable”) it’s made very clear that they’re layout out two argumentative extremes and asking interested parties to submit relevant comments. I don’t see why you’re pretending otherwise.