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This paper seems to have too much 'whataboutism'. Sam says that we shouldn't exploit poisoned people by charging lots of money for an antitode, and the paper li
by Closi 3y ago
This paper seems to have too much 'whataboutism'. Sam says that we shouldn't exploit poisoned people by charging lots of money for an antitode, and the paper literally responds by calling him in favour of a 'fascist model' of society rather than being for free-enterprise.
Talk about being a straw man!
- phkahler 3y ago>> calling him in favour of a 'fascist model' of society rather than being for free-enterprise. So they think free enterprise includes unchecked exploitation of vulnerable people. That sounds like a lot of tech companies, from raising drug prices 20x, to Uber and DoorDash, data collection, right to repair issues, most SaaS, centralized "pricing software", DRM, heated seats as a service, etc... They should keep writing this stuff and get the message out to the public. People will start voting in favor of "free enterprise" for sure. Freedom to exploit others is a perversion of the word freedom.