BookTenTiger
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No, because they can't be trusted and they have more power than individuals. A lot more power. Corporations and companies have the ability to really hurt people (and I mean in way like depriving folks of a livelihood or suing them into oblivion). You can try to hold them to a standard you believe they should follow but if we normalize that 1) everybody in the county will be exploiting that lever, and it is lever that rewards spending: you are giving power to the people who can afford to vote with their dollar and 2) perhaps today while the hobby is very niche and largely liberal, you will see your values reflected in their behavior but a) there is no guarantee that isn't used to hurt people who don't deserve it and or do the wrong thing----like censor content and b) there is even less guarantee they continue to reflect your values as time goes on.
I much prefer when powerful corporations don't involve themselves in morality, and don't take interest in the private lives of individuals.
The problem is, as others have pointed out, there is no "neutral stance" when we are discussing racism. Whatever a "neutral stance" is tends to be the "least offensive" stance, which means tacitly and passively agreeing with the racism and white supremacy active in our culture right now.
Companies used to hire only white males not because they were taking a stance but because that was the neutral stance!
No matter what a company is going to take a stance. It's not about being left or right, liberal or conservative. It's about being actively against racism and white supremacy, which anyone of any political leaning can and should support.