It& #39;s such a funny coincidence that the vast majority of people asking me to speak more softly, don& #39;t be so aggressive, and always assume good intentions in the face of bad actions are venture capitalists and company executives. Very rarely is it workers or consumers. SO ODD!

It& #39;s almost like there& #39;s a structural incentive on the behalf of the money lenders and the company owners and operators not to have the wheels of commerce critiqued too much. Like it& #39;s bad for business or valuations. Real mystery!

I wonder what her profession is? OF IT& #39;S VENTURE CAPITAL. https://twitter.com/saranormous/status/1246063709320908801">https://twitter.com/saranormo...

Where does he work? OH, HE& #39;S A CEO OF A SEED-FUNDED TECH COMPANY. https://twitter.com/duellsy/status/1245814782684311552?s=20">https://twitter.com/duellsy/s...

If you want more of this wagon-circling, self-congratulating, ooze, please do follow @VCBrags. It& #39;s an excellent, running critique of the capital ideology played almost entirely through emojis and retweets. Brilliant.

This is a key part of why I run the volume at 11. There are so many silenced voices who can& #39;t afford to speak up, lest they suffer grave personal consequences. WTF is a VC or company CEO going to do to me? Attempt to tone police me on Twitter? https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="😂" title="Face with tears of joy" aria-label="Emoji: Face with tears of joy"> https://twitter.com/nathanwaters/status/1246105917378064385">https://twitter.com/nathanwat...

Same goes for entrepreneurial idols. VCs and plenty of CEOs ADORE the stories of Steve Jobs or Elon Musk berating employees, firing them on a whim, BECAUSE THAT& #39;S THE CRUELTY OF POWER. Totally kosher then to be loud/angry/whatever in service of capital. https://twitter.com/KevinSidwar/status/1246105831847776258">https://twitter.com/KevinSidw...