I wouldn't say that anyone's ostracizing him at all (It is on the front page...), and even if they are, putting it down to "social norms" is a bit disingenuous,

I wouldn't say that anyone's ostracizing him at all (It is on the front page...), and even if they are, putting it down to "social norms" is a bit disingenuous, don't you think? We're not talking about Socrates speaking rudely about the people in power, we're talking about a billionaire accused (seemingly [rightfully](https://www.blockdata.tech/blog/general/where-andreessen-horowitz-is-investing-in-crypto https://www.blockdata.tech/blog/general/where-andreessen-hor...)?) investing in bad-faith to scam people out of their money. I think that's a form of a theft, and calling an aversion to theft a "social norm" is technically correct but practically a massive misapplication of the term.