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by throwaway0a5e
2126 days ago
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>frustration by their actions. Frustration among the people they perceive to be trying to screw them over is the key part you're missing. >They don't know anything about me other than the brand of car I choose Whether you like it or not the things you do, including the car you choose to buy, send a signal. The signal happens to not be accurate in your case. |
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Right, but the original conversation was in respect to giving people the tools and information they need to make good decisions.
At this point those tools and that information has been out there for a long time.
So if they perceive that people are trying to screw them over, then we've just come full circle and proved the point - Treating them like adults and giving them pros and cons so they can make a rational decision has not worked.