"but it's definitely a fallacy that if you do bad things it nullifies good things that you do." That's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is that if you inje

"but it's definitely a fallacy that if you do bad things it nullifies good things that you do." That's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is that if you inject yourself as a moral arbiter into a debate, then the people you're marketing to with that stance are going to demand moral purity. You open yourself up to more criticism when you first criticize. I'm not really making a moral argument here at all actually. I'm more saying "those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones" from a practical standpoint unless you're ready to abandon good business practices in the pursuit and constantly moving goal posts of moral purity.