> It's also in response to an equally-hypothetical situation It's not hypothetical. It has actually happened. > I don't think it's unreasonable to assume tha

> It's also in response to an equally-hypothetical situation It's not hypothetical. It has actually happened. > I don't think it's unreasonable to assume that some large internet companies would subsidize plans... Again, you don't have to assume. This has happened. > I think that providing a cheap plan that allows access to some subset of the Internet targeted at people who wouldn't otherwise have internet is preferable to those people just not having access at all. Is that wrong of me? Considering they would be losing a cheap plan that allows access to all of the internet in the process, yes, it is wrong of you.