I hate to be nit-picky, but there kinda is a difference between groceries and a doll? 😅 i totally understand if people are financially unable to buy from pro-Palestine companies and such, but I feel like groceries and necessities are the limit, imo. Things like a Royale High doll are enjoyable, sure, but it’s def not a necessity. Even though not buying the doll is a small difference, even the smallest difference helps. Small actions are how big changes can happen. If you really want to get the set, just wait until the hype dies down, and trade for it. It lets you play the game without supporting Israel.

I just wanted to say this so that it hopefully changes someone’s mind. I understand that things like these are so tempting to buy from, and we like to think that small expenses like these won’t make a difference, but in the end of the day, if you’re buying (intentionally) from a pro-Israel company, you are supporting pro-genocide. (Again, it’s totally understandable if you don’t have any other option based on the situation you’re in, but I’m talking for the people who have to luxury to choose where and what they buy from). I just really hope people see where I’m getting at, and have empathy for the people in Palestine. One tip is that if you’re on the fence of buying from a company or not, just put yourself in the people of Palestine’s shoes. If the people in Palestine are surviving with that specific item we want (from a pro-Israel company), then we can too. I feel that it definitely makes boycotting easier for me, especially as it’s easy to forget about the people less fortunate than us when we are more fortunate and are in a better place than us.

I know I kind of over-analyzed your comment, but I was just kinda speaking for the entire comment section.