Just because something is rare, that alone does not make it "special", or valuable. Take a look at the Fugly Poker Table thread - many of the specimens there are unique. I doubt there are many that would jump to their defense if they were somehow threatened to be removed from this universe.
It's about demand. If there was a money fight over every spotted Starburst chip that showed up on the forum, then we'd know about it. If someone feels enough for the sanctity of that chip that it should be preserved, then offer something in its place. Don't chastise the owner for declaring what he wants to do with his property.
No one person has the right to define whether someone is a "chipper" or not. What we do with our little pieces of clay and plastic of no historical significance is our own business, and should not be subject to moral arguments, much less outrage.
It's about demand. If there was a money fight over every spotted Starburst chip that showed up on the forum, then we'd know about it. If someone feels enough for the sanctity of that chip that it should be preserved, then offer something in its place. Don't chastise the owner for declaring what he wants to do with his property.
No one person has the right to define whether someone is a "chipper" or not. What we do with our little pieces of clay and plastic of no historical significance is our own business, and should not be subject to moral arguments, much less outrage.
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