I fail to see what relation this bares with what I said.

As long as, when you purchase the unit in the first place, it already has its end use decided, it's a (arguably valuable) service you're providing. If you're buying it (or them) just to sell to the highest bidder, you're clearly part the precipitate.

I think people hate resellers for 2 main reasons:

1) The obvious reason: If you are dealing with a reseller it means you are paying more than you had to.

2)You are jealous of the fact that they made several hundred dollars for doing almost nothing.

I was really jealous when my roommate sold a PS3 for $1500 at launch, but it didn't stop me from paying an extra $85 above retail for my wii the day of launch. The reseller does me the service of finding and offering an essentially unavailable product.

If anyone has taken Economics or Business, you could understand that it is arbitrage for the wii.

The guy is pretty weaksuace. I've sold close to 17 wiis in the past two weeks alone.

Just 10 Wiis in the past year? Ha.  He's not even a "reseller", more like he got lucky. 

I have no problems with resellers, probably because I am one. I traded on straight up for a 32" HDTV and sold the other on eBay for a $100 profit. I don't feel one bit of guilt. Now, if it was food, medication, etc - that's a different story. Someone earlier had it right, the Wii is a luxury. Oh no, little Johnny can't play the Wii on Christmas morning because of me? So what! Actually, his parents could have done what I did. I think little Johnny will survive - spoiled brat!

... which is unavailable partly because of them.

It's scalping, which is not exactly illegal but not ethical either.