People don't know about the effect of that choice though. I'll cite a political example. Brexit. A lot of politicians and even voters who voted for Brexit, felt that reducing complex policies to a simple yes or no vote was the wrong way to go. A yes vote didn't mean just removing the influence of the EU on Britain and reducing immigration, it also meant that Britain could no longer avail the benefits of free trade agreements within the EU. Same here. People are making the choice without knowing the repercussions of it and how it affects the free internet. Once people are explained the impact of their choices, I think people will take much more informed decisions.