>running scared of social media... citizens voting with their dollars. That's not an unreasonable idea, but the trouble I see is that those two concepts are su

>running scared of social media... citizens voting with their dollars. That's not an unreasonable idea, but the trouble I see is that those two concepts are surprisingly different. The din on social media is not reflective of the general citizenry. Think of almost any issue that the country is split fairly evenly on. How lopsided is the outrage on social media? Right now, it's a weapon wielded by a minority, sometimes for good, sometimes for bad.