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What a load of rubbish... Your entire argument hinges on what you consider 'fair compensation' and your value judgement about energy cost. Guess what--living

What a load of rubbish... Your entire argument hinges on what you consider 'fair compensation' and your value judgement about energy cost. Guess what--living your life and using resources is not unethical

forward1 3y ago
If it is rubbish, how come you cannot offer a counter-argument, or even an example of an ethical business, as I have asked for?
- Turing_Machine 3y ago
  You don't get to make up your own definition of "ethical".
  - forward1 3y ago
    What will stop me, or anyone for that matter?
    - Turing_Machine 3y ago
      Nothing will "stop you" Nothing will make other people accept your incongruous and intellectually dishonest definition, either.
      - forward1 3y ago
        What is incongruous or dishonest about it? You have provided no counter-argument, no alternative theory, only petulance at my recognition of the facts of your sad life.
        allarm 3y ago
        Your comment was disgusting. There’s no counter argument needed.