I disagree, people don’t live in isolation, everything you do has some effect elsewhere. Thats far more true when you have kids, as you brought up, because they will copy your ideas and methods.
You can definitely say it has no other affect on you personally than your bank balance, and thats fine. I am concerned about external affects though because I value reducing harm no matter how much unrelated good I do.
Dude, it’s a consumer choice. No one is forcing anyone to buy a Mac. Why on Earth is this the hill you want to die on when there are vastly bigger problems going on?
Also, what’s it to you what I choose to buy? I don’t give a shit about anything you’ve ever bought in your entire life. I guarantee that.
Because you didn’t just disagree. You suggested I was doing some sort of immoral thing by choosing to make a survivable amount of money by using the industry standard.
Go ahead and research apples business practices yourself. I honestly don’t care what you do or don’t do. If you have nothing else to add to the discussion then I am not going to argue with you.
Yes, I know about Apple’s business practices. I also know about Google’s business practices and Microsoft’s business practices and the business practices of all the companies that provide both the components and the final assembly of the hardware you’re using right now and I have news for you: they’re all guilty of horrific behavior.
You’re just scapegoating one of them and letting all the others off the hook. Otherwise you’re as immoral as I am just for using those devices and benefiting from slavery.
But do prove me wrong and name the moral and upright technology company that gains no benefit from such things which makes computers I can purchase. I’d love to hear about it.
I disagree, people don’t live in isolation, everything you do has some effect elsewhere. Thats far more true when you have kids, as you brought up, because they will copy your ideas and methods.
You can definitely say it has no other affect on you personally than your bank balance, and thats fine. I am concerned about external affects though because I value reducing harm no matter how much unrelated good I do.
Dude, it’s a consumer choice. No one is forcing anyone to buy a Mac. Why on Earth is this the hill you want to die on when there are vastly bigger problems going on?
Also, what’s it to you what I choose to buy? I don’t give a shit about anything you’ve ever bought in your entire life. I guarantee that.
You keep saying force, noones forcing anything. I literally just said that I accept that for you, using a mac fits your values and is a great option.
Do you really have a problem with perspectives that don’t match your own?
You have a strange way of lashing out when people disagree with you it seems. Not sure why you are so angry.
Because you didn’t just disagree. You suggested I was doing some sort of immoral thing by choosing to make a survivable amount of money by using the industry standard.
Yes, from my perspective there is some harm caused. Why are you so insecure in your own perspective though?
Please spell out exactly what harm has been caused.
I’m not insecure, I just don’t care to be insulted. And yes, suggesting I’m immoral is an insult.
Go ahead and research apples business practices yourself. I honestly don’t care what you do or don’t do. If you have nothing else to add to the discussion then I am not going to argue with you.
Yes, I know about Apple’s business practices. I also know about Google’s business practices and Microsoft’s business practices and the business practices of all the companies that provide both the components and the final assembly of the hardware you’re using right now and I have news for you: they’re all guilty of horrific behavior.
You’re just scapegoating one of them and letting all the others off the hook. Otherwise you’re as immoral as I am just for using those devices and benefiting from slavery.
But do prove me wrong and name the moral and upright technology company that gains no benefit from such things which makes computers I can purchase. I’d love to hear about it.