But GP comment is not about how you feel about it. It is about where you direct that anger. If you dislike what a powerful entity does, well, we the people are supposed to have a recourse in our representatives. Why precisely is it that we feel like we do not?
Unlimited corporate spending in politics?
This like saying, "If you don't like the king making the rules why are you in a monarchy, hmmmm?"
> Why precisely is it that we feel like we do not?
Because we don’t, our representatives work for companies like Meta, not ordinary people.
Would you agree that public/consumer sentiment towards corporate behavior can change that behavior?
Partially because organizations like Facebook spend heavily to ensure they're not taxed fairly.
>> But GP comment is not about how you feel about it. It is about where you direct that anger.
Don't worry, my anger is limitless and I can direct it at both corporations and corporations at the same time.
I expect everyone to behave nicely even in the absence of laws. The reason that I am not killing people left and right is not because it is illegal to so but because it is immoral. The law is a last resort to disincentivize certain behaviors or hold you responsible after the fact, it is not what should exclusively guide anyone's behavior.