> I hate this argument because it implies you have any power in this situation. Yes you do. While there is little we actually control in our complex world, we

> I hate this argument because it implies you have any power in this situation. Yes you do. While there is little we actually control in our complex world, we are at least in control of our discretionary purchasing decisions. Sure, you as an individual might not make a dent in the company's profits but thats not the point. You are making a decision on principle, thats all that matters. If we cant get this part right, what hope do we have for more important stuff like voting in actual elections?