There is no right/wrong here, Tinder is a business, not a public square or a public service, you choose willingly to use their service so they can charge whatever they want, nobody is forcing you to use it.
Just like in a night club or country club, the house is free to set whichever memebership rules it wants, if you don't like them you are free to go somewhere else.
Unlike the jobs market, the dating market and its (discriminatory) dynamics is not something the government could regulate.
Just like in a night club or country club, the house is free to set whichever memebership rules it wants, if you don't like them you are free to go somewhere else.
Unlike the jobs market, the dating market and its (discriminatory) dynamics is not something the government could regulate.