[scarecrow]

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Originally Posted by F1sh1000

the problem is this....

If I don't like something and I choose not to buy it, my problem is solved. It only affects me and me alone

If I don't like something and I choose nobody can buy it, I now affect people who don't share my personal taste by forcing my influence onto everyone

The first method solves the problem for the offended, why does it have to apply to everyone?? Why can't everyone have the option to choose what they like or dislike? People who think you ARNT suitable to make your own choices are people who think you ARNT suitable for freedom...even if they word it a different way

Freedom is being able to choose, not to be chosen for

This isn't about freedom of choice. If you want a Slave Leia figure you can get one, it just might be harder now based on prices and availability.

It's about people who are easily influenced, i.e. kids. It's about little girls or boys not having to deal with tougher themes like sex slavery or the general creepiness of Jabba's handling of females. These are issues we as adults can come to our own conclusions on, but as it's been said before, they have no place in child's play.