I guess what I'm trying to get at is that choices the "market" made are viewed almost with a sacred reverence by a lot of people. They'll even call you a social

I guess what I'm trying to get at is that choices the "market" made are viewed almost with a sacred reverence by a lot of people. They'll even call you a socialist if you question anything about it. I'm no ethics expert either by studying or being ultra ethical in practice, but I think it's worth it to at least discuss the implications when the market makes a decision that hurts people. It doesn't follow that I'm a socialist. Reading between the lines and categorizing things is useful but it requires a bit more sophistication to be able to adjust those filters and focus on what they're saying not what you perceive as the sub-text. (Note, by you and I don't mean you as in the person I'm responding to I mean a more general "you" as in all of us as I'd like to be more skilled at resisting the default as well)