But at the same time workers who were not able to invest in stock are left without jobs and damaged economically by downsizing. Critical theorists focus on this aspect, and remind us that the system isn't working for these workers. Their focus is more local, more narrative, less bottom-line, less willing to see downsizing as consensual. The example that Sonya and Travis used of a person stealing because of necessity to eat, fits more onto the conflict than the consensus side. For one thing, that example acknowledges the importance of situatedness.
Consensus tends to operate without such acknowledgment.
But I warn you, it will be more than 25 words, and it might be wrong, too. Hey, That's how we all learn together. Good for you for taking the leap. You have expressed that there is consensus over Lambeau field. And you have explained the measure you are using to determine that.