>expressing anger at the companies themselves is pointless Nah, it is not pointless. It affects the companies' public image. And when we are talking about a c

>expressing anger at the companies themselves is pointless Nah, it is not pointless. It affects the companies' public image. And when we are talking about a company that built its empire marketing itself as a Do Not Be Evil collective, the anger at swindling us is not misplaced. Politicians do deserve the ire, but so do the swindlers.