<b>Nobody's ethics survive a thin margin</b>

<b>Nobody's ethics survive a thin margin</b>

Hot take: 'ethical marketing' is a luxury belief that disappears the second rent is due. The operators preaching it are either rich enough to afford the choice or lying about how they got rich.

I've watched principled people discover deep moral flexibility within ninety days of a cashflow crisis. Ethics in this game aren't a fixed trait — they're a function of how scared you are this month.

That's not cynicism. It's just the honest version of what everyone's already doing. The pretenders just got there before the panic.

Agree? Fight me in the comments.