I don't buy the part about how the Kindle needs our support. Sure, I can buy the hardware, that's nice. But it's useless to me without content (no, a shitty w

I don't buy the part about how the Kindle needs our support. Sure, I can buy the hardware, that's nice. But it's useless to me without content (no, a shitty web browser doesn't count, and I'm not swimming in book PDFs). So I need to buy books, unless I want an expensive plastic brick, but these books have DRM on them that's more restrictive than I'm willing to accept. How would buying those books send the right message? The way it sounds to me is "hey, take my books away any time you like, that's cool." I mean, if you're happy with the Kindle DRM, sure, buy one. But if I'm not, how is it (even marginally) in my interest for me to buy one?