And yet most people don't struggle to realize that when your UPS chucks your package at your house and it breaks, that's UPS' fault, not whoever you ordered fro

And yet most people don't struggle to realize that when your UPS chucks your package at your house and it breaks, that's UPS' fault, not whoever you ordered from. This whole argument revolves around a very uncharitable assumption that people are incredibly stupid and incapable of comprehending that the creation of the food and the delivery of the food are handled by two different parties. If that's the case, the more important thing to do here is cut off the average person from any financial instruments. They're incapable of assessing a simple two party process, they're certainly incapable of accessing the stock market, and allowing them access is predatory. /s