I dunno man, saying not having lost profits is pro-consumer sounds sketchy to me. I'm a bit busy to figure out why that doesn't sit well with me though. I've been arguing about this all week, and I'm getting tired of it, so if I do come up with the reason, I'll see if I care enough to let you knowHaerthan said:Still works, because if Target didn't listen to them, they would have lost a whole lot more money than just the 2% of the gaming community in Australia. So from that point of view, its still pro-consumer. They also did the stupid thing of putting GTAV (an 18+ title) near the freaking toys for kids in their flyers. So of course this would happen, not even counting the petition.Signa said:One flaw in your logic: The people who signed that petition were not consumers. It might have been pro-customer of Target to listen to their customers, but it wasn't pro-consumer. They weren't going to consume that game, ever.Haerthan said:Anti if ur a gamer, and pro if you see who signed that petition and who shops at Target. Remember in Australia Target only has 2% of the gaming community shopping there, when compared with Christ knows how many families shop there. So who is Target going to listen? To the people giving them money, not the ones not giving them money. Thats simple capitalism.
I didn't hear about the flier thing until Total Biscuit did his video. That WAS stupid.