Just canceled my Best Buy preorder of the upcoming Episode I figures. I’m done.

I’ve been working on a Star Wars video for a couple of weeks now. The script is almost done, and the end keeps changing because new stuff keeps happening that I need to address in my final argument of the video. I’m probably going to split it into 3 parts (all still released on the same day, though), and the final part will be addressing what we should do going forward when it comes to Real Star Wars, not Disney Star Wars. Of course it will involve purchasing and how I see pathways to people still getting what they want.

Sometimes we have to put our money where our mouths are.

Sometimes we have to rationalize some things, which is sometimes my case cuz I’m a weirdo about some purchasing choices, but at least I admit I border on hypocrisy.

Sometimes we just have to go cold turkey and do nothing.

Sooner or later, they (Disney) will learn bad press will result in lowering sales/interest.

I have been told that the share price has gone up four to five-fold since the empire of the mouse took over the sith.

So for those investors, they are still making money.

But with Disney losing money, it will only be time until the value of those shares go down.

Then they will demand change, for it now effects them directly.

And that is part of the problem with the stock market (and especially hedge funds).  They don’t care for company making money, so long as they can make money off the stock itself.  Just look at what they wanted to do with GameStop.  They bet of the stock value crashing (so they could make tons of money).  Instead the value shot up, and lots of non-wallstreet investors made money (even thought Gamestop was losing money).

This is a prime problem with stocks (and the stock market as a whole).