LogFAQs > #971213574

I understand not personally wishing to contribute to something. But you're never going to bankrupt J.K. Rowling.

If you have a subscription to HBO Max, you contribute to her revenue. If you visit the Universal Studios theme parks, you contribute to her revenue. If you purchase a console on which the Harry Potter games can be played, etc.

If refusal to eat a chicken sandwich would cause the head of Chick-Fil-A to suffer a fall from grace, I could do with the sacrifice. Since that bastard will die wealthy, I don't deprive myself tasty food.

I'm not getting the Harry Potter game, but only because I wasn't planning to in the first place. Your comfort zone is your comfort zone and nobody should fault you for refraining from getting something if you feel it's wrong to do so. But you're kidding yourself if you think this protest is going to make a difference. There are easily a hundred people who will get the game for every one person who says not to. In truth, it's probably a greater division even than that.