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Buying a phone or ordering food doesn't mean you forfeit the right to advocate for better labor standards, corporate accountability, or green energy.
no one but you said anything about forfeiting anything. That’s your argument not mine.
You're demanding that people live like monks in a cave before they're allowed to have an opinion on how society is run.
I’m not demanding anything. I’m pointing out the stupidity. If you think billionaires are evil, why are you voluntarily giving them money?

Do you need to have an IPhone? Can you get a basic mobile phone?

Do you NEED to order uber eats for the 5th this week?

Do you need to post the 5th selfie to Instagram for the day?

It’s a textbook logical fallacy designed to avoid discussing the actual issue.
No it’s your strawman which you are using to avoid engaging with the actual substance of my point.
 
Calling professional sports the 'far right' is hilarious if you actually look at how the many sports leagues are run. They use salary caps, equal sharing of broadcast revenues, and draft systems designed to actively prevent the richest teams from destroying the competition. It’s an intensely regulated ecosystem, not an unregulated free market.

As for meritocracy? Sure, performance matters. But wanting a fairer society doesn't mean you think competition shouldn't exist or that talented people shouldn't be rewarded.
He didn’t call the leagues far right, he called the players that.

You’re really struggling with reading comprehension today.
 
no one but you said anything about forfeiting anything. That’s your argument not mine.

I’m not demanding anything. I’m pointing out the stupidity. If you think billionaires are evil, why are you voluntarily giving them money?

Do you need to have an IPhone? Can you get a basic mobile phone?

Do you NEED to order uber eats for the 5th this week?

Do you need to post the 5th selfie to Instagram for the day?

No it’s your strawman which you are using to avoid engaging with the actual substance of my point.
This logic falls apart the moment you apply it to anything else. If someone complains about high taxes or government waste, should they stop using public roads, hospitals, and parks? If they don't, are they hypocrites? Of course not.

You're trying to frame buying a phone or ordering food as an ideological endorsement of a billionaire. It’s not.
 
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