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Differentiate "criticism"

I also appreciate the critical sections for this entry. However, couldn't it be a bit more differentiated in the light of things? Of course the obligatory Chomsky, and the other voices from the liberal left corner? I am not sure. The mafiocracy meeting in the evil roque nation? It seems so naive to see it either as a meeting of altruistic rich guys that save the world or as a congregation of evil capitalist oppressors and "commis"? It's just not the 90's anymore, and we need to move away from the black and white philosophy of the last century. Because of the world situation, the meeting it seems, became enormously more interesting. Yes, I also get the witty critique in the "Politico" publication, those guys just can't stand it that Jimmy Wales enjoys champagne or even vodka in Davos (?), and the article also claims that nobody goes there anymore just because a few "fames" were missing. This time the Russians were well represented, an Ukrainian delegation was there as well, and the Chinese made a point about the global economy. It's sordid then to accuse Davos of being irrelevant. (Osterluzei (talk) 17:03, 21 January 2017 (UTC))

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