Talk politics.

It's a good thing. The best way to allocate limited resources is the free market, where people get to decide how much a particular service is worth TO THEM. As long as everybody gets basic service, what's wrong with have two tiers? The only problem comes if the bottom tier's service is unacceptable. And if it is, well, that needs to be fixed. Forcing the rich to suffer unacceptably poor service is not the way to make things better.