As a sort of “net suffering absolutist,” I find that to be somewhat ethically compelling (though many won’t). As someone who wants to see these problems fixed

As a sort of “net suffering absolutist,” I find that to be somewhat ethically compelling (though many won’t). As someone who wants to see these problems fixed - permanently - I’m just not sure that this approach gets us closer. If it’s a drop in the bucket that discourages a large number of people from throwing their weight behind the solutions offered, then it’s no longer a drop in the bucket.