Yeah, there is willing investment, willing labour, and willing consumption, and this article seems to put all criticism on the first, which is heavily skewed to

Yeah, there is willing investment, willing labour, and willing consumption, and this article seems to put all criticism on the first, which is heavily skewed to the 1%, while not looking at second and third, which is skewed towards the bottom 99%. I'm not saying you can't criticize the 1% for being massively wasteful consumers, it's entirely legitimate to criticize them. But as most consumption is by the 99%, the companies owned by the 1% mainly serve the consumption of the masses, not of the 1%.