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I've got no problem with asking Amazon to stop. I've got no problem with boycotts. That works for me. Where I've got a major problem is the threat of lawsuits to force Amazon to stop selling the book. That, to me, is akin to holding a gun to their head, and that, to me, is just plain wrong.

If you agree that what Amazon's doing is a moral atrocity, why is is 'wrong' to use any existing law to get it to stop? We should use every legal available means to get Namblazon to stop aiding and abetting the promotion of child rape.

If you agree that what Amazon's doing is a moral atrocity, why is is 'wrong' to use any existing law to get it to stop?

You and I disagree on how to handle Amazon's supposed complicity. Asking them to stop and holding a legal gun to their head are two different things.