nostr:npub1yj9u46g3fvuyxg3n07psgw3dgyl84w672sdt5p4cd22r8aa4f2xqrl5vlu nostr:npub1fu06dhlxf9eapp7g53hel84u6gus89pv0zc7lhc9qgd2js002v6q72dh8j I remember thinking, when (I think it was Ryanair) introduced paid priority boarding for ordinary passengers, that a moral line had been crossed. Before, we always happily accepted the convention that elderly, less able and families with small children were asked to come forward first. It felt like the old Christian morality of taking care the weakest was being replaced by something Nietzschian. I wondered if I was overthinking it, but now I'm not so sure