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Yes, but there’s no ethical consumption under capitalism.
If Amazon is the only place you can get something, you rely on them because you can’t leave the house, or it’s the cheapest place and you don’t have extra money to spend, you have to do what’s best for you. Boycotting is a privilege.
That shouldn’t mean those who can’t boycott lose the ability to demand change.
Yes, but there’s no ethical consumption under capitalism.
If Amazon is the only place you can get something, you rely on them because you can’t leave the house, or it’s the cheapest place and you don’t have extra money to spend, you have to do what’s best for you. Boycotting is a privilege.
That shouldn’t mean those who can’t boycott lose the ability to demand change.