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> it's to fix the problems leading to the desperation. That is beyond the scope of store owners. They are not the one collecting taxes and deciding on resourc
by geodel 3y ago
> it's to fix the problems leading to the desperation.
That is beyond the scope of store owners. They are not the one collecting taxes and deciding on resource allocation in society.
- brookst 3y agoAgreed. “Instead of this local solution fully within a person’s control, ‘we’ should solve a giant macroeconomic and cultural issue” is never that persuasive.
- LordDragonfang 3y agoRight, which is why I wrote this in response to the comment that specifically talked about how regulation was required to prevent them from solving it exclusively within their scope, in the most dystopian way possible, and motivate these companies to direct the lobbying they're already doing to fix the problem.