Dumbifying and polarizing the debate, pro-business or anti-business (no matter what the "business" is up to), pro-government or anti-government (ditto) is the pattern of our times. Its part of the enshittification process and ultimately a tool for control.
Informed people who understand the nuance, tradeoffs and choices involved are, in a sense, the enemy.
I said "with anti-capitalist opinions" not "is an anti-capitalist" or "anti-business" -- maybe I should have made it clearer: has some anti-capitalist opinions?
In any case, it's not meant as a slur but a compliment, in my case.
Informed people who understand the nuance, tradeoffs and choices involved are, in a sense, the enemy.