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That implies punishing people but neither the crime nor the workable alternatives have been clearly established. "Exploitation" is a word so overused and ofte

That implies punishing people but neither the crime nor the workable alternatives have been clearly established. "Exploitation" is a word so overused and often paired with many economic fallacies including feudal ones that merchants had to be ripping people off to make a profit because of the cost of transport plus a "universal fixed price" assumption.

seigando 6y ago
...I mean if someone is dependent on your service and there aren't viable alternatives or a means of making a viable alternative, and your pricing is exploitative and meant to siphon away customer's money so you can get rich at their expense, maybe the issue is that you don't believe 'exploitation' exists because of how much you love money over regular people.