[MENTION=18606]madhombre[/MENTION], here is the problem with your argument.
You are saying that people who play the most powerful F2P classes are doing so to easily beat the F2Ps that don't play those classes, and therefore what they're doing is equivalent to P2P 24s doing the same thing to F2Ps. If those F2Ps are doing the same thing as P2Ps, then they can't complain.
Your argument is flawed on at least two levels.
One, you're using a false premise: "OP F2Ps roll those characters for the purpose of stomping on regular F2Ps." Not only have you not substantiated the basis for that claim, that claim is easily disproved by actually talking to people. I, for example, have only been playing my hunter and rogue characters for some time now, not because I want to maximize my stompage on other, lesser F2Ps, but rather, because I want to minimize my own stomped-age at the hands of those 24s.
Which brings me directly to point two: Your argument completely lacks an accurate sense of scale. The difference between a fully BIS and skilled F2P "OP class" is negligible compared to the difference between any F2P and a fully chanted and scrolled P2P 24. Please show me any F2P that can solo, or hell, even duo, a P2P guardian druid with >6000hp before his team arrives. That comparison would be like saying that a 13 year old beating up a 12 year old, is equivalent to a 25 year old beating up the 13 year old.
Look, I understand where you're coming from. You don't like having to listen to people go on, day after day, pointing out the very real fact that 24s roll in this bracket because beating F2Ps is like shooting fish in a barrel. It's uncomfortable to have people point out when we're being abusive, exploitative, selfish assholes. But for pete's sake, there's no need to stoop to victim-blaming in order to assuage the guilt. Oh wait, hahaha, just kidding, there is no guilt, only untenable rationalizations.