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Imho part of it is that responsibility for the choice is distributed. This makes it easy for everyone (including us Kindle buyers) to say to themselves “it’s no
by adamsea 8y ago
Imho part of it is that responsibility for the choice is distributed. This makes it easy for everyone (including us Kindle buyers) to say to themselves “it’s not my fault and I’m just going along with what is.”
- solidsnack9000 8y agoMaybe then the solution relates to that, as well. Just choosing not to buy Kindle won't, as an uncoordinated action, make any difference. Even if it were coordinated, not doing something doesn't generally paint a picture of what exactly to do. We want Kindles to be made, and we want people to be treated well in doing so, and we have no idea how to organize for such a thing to happen.