“Artists/private companies can do whatever they want.”<br>“No, not that. I don’t like that!”,(reply>), @Yekkub ...reread my comment again. <br><br>Besides what benefit is there in preventing the garbage products from being made. One man's trash...<br><br>Honestly, only the people who want it will buy it. That and doing the preventing is sinking as low as the regressives in charge of everything at the moment. No point in sinking into the mud when other alternatives are available, no matter how tedious the alternative may seem at the current rate.<br><br>By all means dislike things at your leisure, I'd never stop you, but I will speak up if you are trying to infringe on one's rights. Whether you be an ally or foe, doesn't matter to me.,(reply>), @Mythonous Blue What if I do want to prevent them from making their products? Not talking about violent video games btw, probably stuff like porn.,(reply>), @Yekkub long as you aren't trying to prevent them from creating their projects then it doesn't affect capitalism at all.,(reply>), Violent video games are fine, but we can still call out artists and private companies for being shitheads. Products can be harmful. I don't give a fuck if this contradicts capitalism.,(reply>), @mrshmuga9 I know. There are other people who wouldn't entirely catch on though, so I felt the need to elaborate a bit. That particular line could be aimed at either side of the debate without recognizing the nuance to the argument.