I don't think anyone in these kinds of discussions is trying to make any provision for limiting speech, or your ability to not buy a product out of protest. Peo

I don't think anyone in these kinds of discussions is trying to make any provision for limiting speech, or your ability to not buy a product out of protest. People are free to do whatever they want. There is no objective criteria that makes your actions "wrong" or his "wrong". These arguments really just boil down to people disagreeing about each other's reactions to things. What somehow gets obscured by oblique discussions of ethics and politics every time I see this kind of exchange online, is that it's simply two sides disagreeing about what a reasonable response is. There's nothing really to discuss about that. I (and the other guy, probably) think your decision to not buy the game because of the developer's comment is a dumb decision. You think otherwise. There's nothing to argue about here.