If law enforcement has to get invovled via anti-trust laws, society has already failed. If society would be more responsible with their purchases, we didn’t need law enforcement clean up our messes.
Yes, that’s the entire point: this system has failed. You can’t change the system by “voting with your wallet”, that has never worked to bring about any kind of change
I’ll disagree. We had a lot of success stories regarding that. The most prominent is the recent bud light boycott (even tho for the, in my opinion, wrong reason), but before, we had:
Star Wars Battlefront II boycott: Very successful one where EA actually had to do a 180 on MTX.
If law enforcement has to get invovled via anti-trust laws, society has already failed. If society would be more responsible with their purchases, we didn’t need law enforcement clean up our messes.
Yes, that’s the entire point: this system has failed. You can’t change the system by “voting with your wallet”, that has never worked to bring about any kind of change
I’ll disagree. We had a lot of success stories regarding that. The most prominent is the recent bud light boycott (even tho for the, in my opinion, wrong reason), but before, we had:
So no, boycotts do work. It has worked earlier and can work now.
The problem is that most people are complacent and straightup don’t want to bear the responsibility of doing something against those corporations.
The trick is to get organized and do it together.