Except for drip with sarcasm, this response does nothing but be less than helpful. Being against corporations because it's cool to be against corporations isn't

Except for drip with sarcasm, this response does nothing but be less than helpful. Being against corporations because it's cool to be against corporations isn't productive. Most of us would jump through flaming hoops to be a corporation influential enough that people would care about what we did. The question is whether this is lawyer-like non-commitment or an actual step towards improving relations. It's too soon to tell, but there's no way wrote derision is in order. We should encourage this.