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Buying something is not "literally supporting anything," it is exchanging money for a good or service. It is reasonable to not buy something from a company beca
by slibhb 5y ago
Buying something is not "literally supporting anything," it is exchanging money for a good or service. It is reasonable to not buy something from a company because you dislike the company (hopefully for some factual reason). It isn't reasonable to equate buying something with "supporting slavery".
Your moral thinking is so impoverished that you conclude by recommending "building pipe bombs". Back to the drawing board.
- revolvingocelot 5y agoWell, if giving a company money doesn't support it, then you're absolutely right. But, of course, giving a company money does indeed support it, and insulting me doesn't change that. Your moral thinking is so incredibly wealthy that you can't accept that financially supporting slavery is wrong.