> on the aggregate it does shift the conservation. I think this is totally overblown. Reddit thinks they did it. Twitter thinks they did it. Politicians think

> on the aggregate it does shift the conservation. I think this is totally overblown. Reddit thinks they did it. Twitter thinks they did it. Politicians think they did it. News organizations think they did it. People in the streets think they did it. Sure everyone contributes, but except for some limited circumstances, I'm going to give the least credit to those of us on the couch and put the most credit at the feet of the investigative reporters and researchers who provide more than mob shame and anecdotes.