that’s all well and good but the thing you want is so worthless to me I wouldn’t just destroy it, I’d turn it into something so unusable I’d put it INSIDE the walls of my home so I wouldn’t have to pretend I even own it unless the Fan Edit police come and investigate me.
That’s a pretty fair summary, actually.
It’s hard to believe there’s no implication there of subtly suggesting or demonstrating that accepting any conditions by which this set might have value is being frowned upon.
To illustrate my point, replace the various iterations of Star Wars with ice cream flavors. I think Strawberry sucks and I’d never buy it, and if someone gave it to me for free I still wouldn’t eat it and would just throw it away, and if any somehow got on my tongue I’d have to wash my mouth out. And yet in spite of that, I’d have no ill opinion of you at all if Strawberry happens to be your most favoritist flavor ever.
Because people have wildly different preferences on things, and that’s all fine.