>as even "good upstanding citizens" are still greedy pieces of shit that will screw over their fellow human for another dollar. I think a more charitable way t

>as even "good upstanding citizens" are still greedy pieces of shit that will screw over their fellow human for another dollar. I think a more charitable way to look at this is that whatever "good" is being pushed, hasn't really been sold effectively, or its being meted out unfairly or in a way that negates the "good". People are not greedy in a vacuum, they are greedy because they believe that failing to be so puts them at risk of losing resources they need. People in general don't horde toilet paper, but they definitely did when they thought their ability to get more toilet paper later was in danger.