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We are corralled into the role of atomized, individual consumer, even when we’re not actively buying something. Given the role we inhabit, it’s natural for us to try to solve injustice and inequity through our individual choices. This feels like a great idea, but unfortunately it doesn’t really work. “The problem is that the model of individual responsibility assumed by most versions of ethics” can have “little purchase on the behavior of Capital or corporations.”
What do we do about the terrible people in our lives? Mostly we keep loving them.
