It's quick, catchy, and convenient to call out a few corp's which pay their workers squat while the bosses rake it in.

BUT - what about the ever-inflating costs of basic daily living - housing, food, medical care, transportation, and education - for the 99% of Americans who aren't too rich to care? Does that not count as "affordability crisis", because denouncing it risks being non-performative activism? After all, if we somehow rolled back that inflation, it would hit the pocketbooks of the 1% pretty hard...