Of course.

But a Ubuntu user must have the freedom to remove the non-free material
easily. The problem is not it's included, the problem is it's included
in the kernel package so user can't remove it unless by recompiling
linux.

And splitting linux-image in a free-as-in-freedom part and a free-as-in-
free-beer part doesn't cost anything. So why not ?

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Proprietary Firmware in default Linux-image-xxx
https://launchpad.net/bugs/52953

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