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It’s not great, for sure, but unless any of these products impact health or safety in a significant and obvious way ... I hesitate to really call it amoral. Its
by patentatt 7y ago
It’s not great, for sure, but unless any of these products impact health or safety in a significant and obvious way ... I hesitate to really call it amoral. Its really just a paid sponsorship, or paid word of mouth marketing, or something like that. Like it or not, it’s really just capitalism and the advertising industry at work.
- mehlmao 7y agoIn the article, she says she doesn't use many of the products she reviews with 5 stars because she's worried they aren't safe.
- nkrisc 7y agoIt's dishonest at best and fraudulent at worst. In most widely accepted views of morality, it is immoral. The intent is to deceive other shoppers. Sure she's not some evil scourge upon the world, but that doesn't make it right.