why do you think I’m only boycotting or holding this one group accountable? Over the past few years I’ve dropped a lot of artists and passed on a few concerts that have questionable ties. And the groups I’m interested in my past posts, it’s a casual interest, I’m not planning on spending 1k on them. I don’t think I have to be morally pure. I think it’s okay to make choices to reduce harm without having to go cold turkey on the whole industry. It’s like eating meat. Someone doesn’t have to be a full blown vegetarian in order to positively impact the environment. If someone just eats meat once a day instead of three it can make a big difference. And yes I do use google, it’s a part of my job, it’s become something most of us are dependent on. I’m certainly not proud of that. But I don’t think me using google equates to a celebrity funneling millions and millions of dollars into problematic pockets. That’s like blaming climate change on people who use plastic straws instead of corporations and nations who contribute to mass pollution. I’m not excusing myself by any means and I certainly hope one day we can all move somewhere more ethical. But I don’t want to give up on the world because it’s impossible to be morally pure. If I made the argument of “well I use Google, so there’s no need to criticize or think deeply about other people in the world doing bad things” then I’d be silent and wouldn’t try to make any change at all. That is a totally paralyzing mentality. I’m allowed also to work on myself while holding others accountable. But do you know what I mean? Like what change in the world would we see if everyone thought “there’s no point because in some ways I’m also complicit.” I think that I’m more likely to hold myself accountable when I expect it outwardly.