> There is no homogenous group that can be named "the capitalists". There is no consensus on what exploitaition is. I don't get your point. Clearly here "capit

> There is no homogenous group that can be named "the capitalists". There is no consensus on what exploitaition is. I don't get your point. Clearly here "capitalists" refer to the group the businessman represents in the story. I didn't pass any judgment on the capitalism doctrine here. I passed judgment on the doctrine "the end justify the means", which has nothing to do with capitalism. > There is no consensus on the directions of moral compass. In today's western society (let's just assume you are living in a western society), it is now commonly accepted that slavery, for instance, is badbad. This is a moral compass. Of course it hasn't always been like that. And it might change again. But this is still a moral compass. > So what's left? Oh I got it: CAPITALISM IS BAD. Are you trying to put words into my mouth ?