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Re:Our restaurants are failing. Why should food delivery app... by BubRoss on Saturday May 16, 2020 @04:21PM (#23206878)
No, that's ridiculous. Saying you don't like assigning moral judgements to companies is essentially saying you think they should be looked at as neutral.

If someone says they don't like cauliflower, that isn't a moral judgment. You are not understanding what is being said or what it implies.

Re:Our restaurants are failing. Why should food delivery app... by haltingproblem on Saturday May 16, 2020 @08:41PM (#23208399)
You fail to see the distinction but on a meta level they are the same thing. Labeling something as a "moral thing" and saying you don't like is a judgment. Value? Moral? Esthetic. . We are semantic hair splitting here.
Re:Our restaurants are failing. Why should food delivery app... by BubRoss on Saturday May 16, 2020 @10:19PM (#23208924)
You are just reasserting the same thing without backing it up in any way. Saying something shouldn't carry any moral weight is not a moral judgement because who would it be judging?

Correcting someone about is not casting a moral judgement. Saying a piece of a system meant to create and capture some value doesn't need to be ascribed good or evil is a statement that can be taken at face value. Trying to say everything is a moral judgement that someone else is creating a false dichotomy is just projection.