I wouldn't call it a fanboy war. It's just most Mac users keep whining about MS (fair enough) but don't actually do anything about it. If you want to hurt MS, hit them where it counts. Don't buy their products.
I for one am not buying anything MS, because first of all there is nothing worth buying. Their software and hardware is a joke. And secondly, if I did buy something, I would be financially supporting a monopoly.
I advocated this concept for many years but I think it's becoming progressively less relevant in the current marketplace. Microsoft has not proven an ability to successfully leverage Windows into new markets for quite some time, they are watched very closely by regulatory agencies when they try, and their forays into new product markets have been essentially unsuccessful. I don't worry about Microsoft nearly as much as I did ten years ago.
As for the "fanboy war," I think the use of this word should be banned from discussions on this forum, in the same way as the use of other insults are banned. Calling someone a "fanboy" is not an argument, it is a complete lack of an argument. Calling someone a fanboy is an effort to be dismissive of what someone is saying, without actually responding to their points in any substantial way. This no better than calling someone an idiot. It is a miserable excuse for an argument. Insults are childish and needlessly provocative -- and for that reason, not allowed here.