You are literally taking money out of those workers pockets, the majority of which have nothing to do with the allegations, if said allegations are even true (which has not been proven in a court of law). Point 2: Inviting people to review allegations made against a company before making a purchasing decision is not fair to those in the rest of the company who have had nothing to do with the allegations. Due process must win out in all situations, regardless of appearances. While it may feel good to try Blizzard in the court of public opinion, it is unfair to them to do so without giving them their full day in court. It is wrong to believe everyone at face value without finding out the proof of what happened.
Point 1: Allegations are just that, Allegations.
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