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I'm really against paywalls because it is discrimination against the poor. It is like having a pay bathroom.
There could be couple of reasons why instinctively we think about paying for bread as a mutually beneficial exchange of goods for money, and about paying for internet articles as a "paywall that discriminates the poor":
(a) Articles used to be free, and many (in other publications) are still free.
(b) There is a very little incremental cost to WSJ if a single article will be read for free by someone, as opposed to the supermarket example above where an incremental loaf of bread has a very real economic cost.
But that doesn't change the fact the WSJ article is a real good that cost a lot of money to produce and therefore should be paid for.
edit: grammar