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RE: Really? No One? (Vote-Buying/Selling Debater Requested)
Perhaps they would have shown up to defend their beliefs, only if they weren't practicing them at the moment, lol...
I do think it's a non-moral issue though, unless if pure capitalism can also be dragged into morality. It's simply a matter of choice; go with the flow and join the free market competition, or play the role of the individual who, guided probably by Hegel's universal spirit, strives and changes the system...
Thing is, after you've succeeded, we'll start debating the morality of curation accounts, delegations, and community discord servers...
Let me ask you something;
Would you disagree that there are hundreds - more likely thousands - of content creators on Steemit who have families?
Would you then agree that, in many of those cases, the quality of life for the user and for their families is impacted by their earnings on Steemit?
How then can it be anything other than a moral issue for members of the community to be abusing a system that was supposedly designed to reward content creation?
In my opinion, if something is not a moral matter, then it's not worth debating.
and I would also very much like to do this..