For-profit isn't the problem. Lying about being non-profit to raise funds, and _then_ become for-profit, that's the underlying concern.
https://www.techpolicy.press/transcript-senate-judiciary-sub...
If this were a legal defense, this would be heard in court.
Just like “open source and forever free” - until of course it starts to make sense charging money.
It was a problem around 2014 - 2022. Even the lying part isn't new. It has always been there. But somehow most were blind to it during the same period.
Something changed and I dont know what it is. But the pendulum is definitely swinging back.