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Can you describe how that's any different from saying "Tinder charges more for young gays, lesbians and the over-30s"?
making an economic decision to make more money is different than making an identitarian decision to hurt a group you dont like.
Then looking back, there's IBM who profited by building systems to help Nazis process the Holocaust. And then later built a punch card system for Japanese internment camps in the US, during a time when asians, and Japanese people especially, were highly discriminated against in WW2. People were hurt here for no good reason, and all as an 'economic decision'. In my eyes, IBM is culpable for the atrocities they helped create, even if it was 'just for money'.
Bringing it back to Tinder, the question is why do we need this kind of price discrimination? How is it >consistentlyCan anyone imagine if Netflix said, hey we're gonna increase the price for gay and old people by 20%. Like Why? Everyone enjoys watching movies and shows, it's not like gay and older people have more fun watching them than heteros. It's equal enjoyment.