Agreed, I think constructive criticism is warranted. (The issues mentioned with inequality are very-very much deserve the effort and attention. And one way to d

Agreed, I think constructive criticism is warranted. (The issues mentioned with inequality are very-very much deserve the effort and attention. And one way to do something about it is to have more market participants, and one way for that is to start new companies. So startups. Even if there are problems with the whole VC-funded never-monetized undercutting of real businesses which have positive "unit economy". At the same time it seems impossible in many markets to go up against the incumbents without such deep pockets - though maybe VC money just leads to useless uncaring greedy copycats. But that's is a different discussion.) All in all, I simply don't think these verbal lashing-outs are at all helpful. They suck out the air from the very same topics that it hints at (ie. inequality).