> Bad analogy, since the ISP lays a (figurative and real) pipe between Netflix and the user; this isn't correct for electricity.
Most readers can just glance out the window and see various manholes stamped with the name of a power company. These are the very real pipes you claim do not exist.
Your argument is blatantly false.
Now you came up with a new argument: that Netflix "pushes" bytes. I have news for you: Netflix is already paying for internet connectivity to "push" these bytes. Anyone renting even a single internet server does.
Are you just throwing stuff out there, hoping something sticks?
Together with the suspicious timing of your account creation, you don't seem very objective or genuine.
Now the ISPs want paid again to provide the service they're already being paid to provide at both ends of the pipe, to make sure the pipe works properly? Extortion plain and simple.