I can at least sympathize with the notion. Social revolutions and upheavals are always going to be unpleasant regardless of the means and ends and some people are simply content with the way things are.
> Social revolutions and upheavals are always going to be unpleasant
Removing the rot is always going to be painful for some (usually the current ruling and asset owning class). And almost everything rots with time. More food delivery start-ups aren't going to improve that.
Those who believe in technology (usually web stuff) being the miracle salvation are those who have it very good anyway and see no need to change but your poverty stricken people can't eat apps, but they can eat you on your way to work.
