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Relatively few people care, yet these things still matter. These practices are still abusive. Should those of us who care about the problem - which is those of
by thomastjeffery 9y ago
Relatively few people care, yet these things still matter. These practices are still abusive.
Should those of us who care about the problem - which is those of use who understand the problem - wait until a literal majority of customers complain to start solving the problem?
Don't use the ideals of a free market to give corporations a free pass to abuse customers. This ideology that regulation is inherently evil and must be avoided at all costs does nothing to help the free market. It only blinds from common sense.