> It's not a critique of the idea alone, it's forcing it into context. Exactly. But switching to individual context around societal question is the problematic

> It's not a critique of the idea alone, it's forcing it into context. Exactly. But switching to individual context around societal question is the problematic argument here. Properly contextualizing means to use individual cases to explain impact, but that is not done here. Society is formed by many individuals, and it doesn't necessarily matters what most of them do to address a particular problem. We have division of responsibility.