That analogy is ineffective because the HN header bar isn't the price that the provider has asked you to pay in exchange for the service. When I walk into a sh

That analogy is ineffective because the HN header bar isn't the price that the provider has asked you to pay in exchange for the service. When I walk into a shop I am presented with a similar "here are some objects with prices, please either take the object and pay the price or don't do either". However, it's physically possible for me to decide which part of a transaction I want to take part in. If choose to accept the "taking objects" part of the deal while ignoring the "paying for them" part of the deal, am I doing something wrong? If the shopkeeper then said "hey, you should pay for that", would you have "zero sympathy" for the shopkeeper because they were "shoving capitalism in my face"?