>people who wouldn't be able to afford or access the Internet can access at least some parts of it. That's the point they want to sell. It's like offering a po

>people who wouldn't be able to afford or access the Internet can access at least some parts of it. That's the point they want to sell. It's like offering a poor man some sweet drink. Until and unless you consider what the drink is and what it's long term affects are, it appears only as charity: giving a poor man a drink.