April 22, 2015, 12:39 p.m. -  tibor96

#!markdown Response 1) Merely calling those companies "extreme examples" is a big part of the problem. By doing that you jump right over the problem, in fact. Sorta like Cam did when he just laid it all at the feet of Capitalism and walked away with a barely-seething almost-rage typical of Canadians and their urge toward being loved by everyone and toward being afraid of controversy that isn't hiding behind some globally accepted form of mild (enough to be NOT) satire. So you could imagine I'm saying the solution is communism, etc. But you'd be wrong. I'm talking about looking in that place that Cam rushes past when he blames Capitalism. I'm talking about looking deeper than Naomi Klein's stupid criticism of logos or anything not "green." I may be talking about something that places your job in peril. I may be suggesting something that would render dumbstruck the people who have no spine for objectivity-as-itself. I may be suggesting exposure of frauds who run the game of subjectivity but call it objectivity. I'm not awarding diddly to Felton for anything. Smug carries no water in my desert.