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I suspected it was that which is why I spelled it out, but wanted to see if anyone had a more charitable explanation for it.

• soraminazuki 2y ago
  These companies don't deserve the benefit of doubt. Not after spending decades consistently screwing over users.
  • bigstrat2003 2y ago
    The quality of mercy is not strained, etc. They may not deserve the benefit of the doubt, but it is still virtuous to give it to them. If anything, them not deserving it makes it all the more virtuous to give the benefit of the doubt.
    • inetknght 2y ago
      "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me." I don't think it's virtuous be be the fool.