Markets do some things very well. They do not do everything well.
The basic idea of self governance is we surrender some choice in order to maximize personal freedom.
Applying market principles everywhere results in people being free to live under a bridge, or in an alleyway...
We can and should very seriously constrain markets, and or eliminate them for some things.
What is left will function much better because more people will be able to participate in a meaningful way.
The left is moving this direction, adding economic reform to it's standard social agenda for these reasons. The party struggle over it is plain to see.
Way too many people are in real economic trouble. Markets are killing them.
Markets aren't killing anybody, markets don't hold a gun. They are a tool to efficiently allocate resources via price discovery.
They are a very poor tool in some use cases and are a great tool in others.
Denying that is literally pulling triggers.
Attacking others doesn't help you make others understand the problems you are seeing.
I cannot, nor want to own how others take information like that.
Ignorance takes many forms. Willful ignorance tends to be one of the more painful.
Frame it all however you want to. Does not change the brutal impact we are seeing today.
There is absolutely no reason to coddle, sugarcoat these things.
If that is rough? Not my problem. It is our problem, and being brutally honest about it is the right thing to do.
Economics isn't so simple and only from the perspective of the buyer.