There's a fine line to differentiate among service providers.

One group is those providers who reasonably fairly offer services with the reasonable expectation to gain income; the other is those who are somewhat schematically after people's money and should be hoist with their own petard or somehow punished, ideally.

The azure gets bruised by the weather and presents a darkish grey cloudy sky.

The editors at The New York Times love to opine. That's fine. But, shouldn't they strive to be more objective, comprehensive, or inclined towards being value-free in their editorials?

See this NYT editorial: It’s What They Asked For.