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[Anti Federalist]

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[69360]

I don't do boycotts, either left or right leaning companies. If I like the product or service I buy it.

 

[Cleaner44]

I absolutely vote with my money. I am not saying I never spend money with bad companies, but I do make buying decisions that include reducing funding woke companies often.

 

[PAF]

Just to see, I searched groceries, Pepsi-Co, on their site, which shows RED, not GREEN, and checked to see if it was listed as a World Economic Forum Signatory. Sure enough it is, thus the RED. I didn’t bother to check other companies, maybe some of you can.


World Economic Forum And Its Partners:

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showth...onomic-Forum-and-its-Partners-The-Great-Reset


Tough choice whether to boycott or not, I typically do when they p|ss me off. Otherwise, personal wealth is important to me in order to survive, so I weigh that out too.

Good site to know [MENTION=3169]Anti Federalist[/MENTION] , thanks

 

[dannno]

I don't do boycotts, either left or right leaning companies. If I like the product or service I buy it.

So if you had a neighbor who was really nice and watched your place while you were gone and collected your mail for you and sold a product from their farm for $5, and Wal Mart sold a similar product for $4.99, you would buy it at Walmart?

 

[PAF]

So if you had a neighbor who was really nice and watched your place while you were gone and collected your mail for you and sold a product from their farm for $5, and Wal Mart sold a similar product for $4.99, you would buy it at Walmart?

Well, [MENTION=32418]69360[/MENTION] , we’re waiting. Don’t let public peer pressure sway your answer lol.

 

[Anti Federalist]

I absolutely vote with my money. I am not saying I never spend money with bad companies, but I do make buying decisions that include reducing funding woke companies often.

With the creeping tentacles of politicized global corporatism creeping into everything, it's sometimes impossible to carry out day to day living without doing business with at least one of them, but I do like you do: I make every effort not to.

It just makes no sense to me to put dollars into the accounts of people who hate me and want to destroy me.

 

[69360]

So if you had a neighbor who was really nice and watched your place while you were gone and collected your mail for you and sold a product from their farm for $5, and Wal Mart sold a similar product for $4.99, you would buy it at Walmart?

Not the same situation.

 

[Anti Federalist]

Not the same situation.

No, maybe not, but the question is valid.

Given a closely similar price, product and availability, wouldn't you prefer to do business with an outfit that reflects your political and philosophical outlook than one that is opposed to it?

Or one that is actively engaged in promoting evil?

 

[jmdrake]

I don't do boycotts, either left or right leaning companies. If I like the product or service I buy it.

I do both. In the 1980s I boycotted Shell over apartheid. Now I boycott Shell because they completely bought out the corrupt government of Nigeria and got it to murder (excuse me "execute after a fair trial") critics of Shell.



I don't drink beer so I didn't boycott Budwiser, but I can't stomach "Her/She" candy bars anymore. But to each his own.

Edit : And I did pass by some $2.99 per gallon Shell gas the other day (cheapest I've seen around here) only to find some $2.99 right down the road. God is good!

 

[dannno]

I don't drink beer so I didn't boycott Budwiser, but I can't stomach "Her/She" candy bars anymore. But to each his own.

I heard those are actually pretty good?

Edit: Do you mean Jeremey's "She/Her (Nutless)" chocolate bars or actual Hershey?

 

[jmdrake]

I heard those are actually pretty good?

Edit: Do you mean Jeremey's "She/Her (Nutless)" chocolate bars or actual Hershey?

I mean this.

 

[dannno]

I mean this.

Try these:

SheHer
INGREDIENTS: FAIR TRADE COCOA BUTTER, FAIR TRADE ORGANIC CANE SUGAR, DRIED MILK POWDER, FAIR TRADE COCOA POWDER

HeHim
INGREDIENTS: FAIR TRADE COCOA BUTTER, FAIR TRADE ORGANIC CANE SUGAR, DRIED MILK POWDER, DRY ROASTED DICED ALMONDS, FAIR TRADE COCOA POWDER


https://www.jeremysrazors.com/collections/jeremys-chocolate

 

[donnay]

I try to buy local and stay local as much as possible.

 

[69360]

No, maybe not, but the question is valid.

Given a closely similar price, product and availability, wouldn't you prefer to do business with an outfit that reflects your political and philosophical outlook than one that is opposed to it?

Or one that is actively engaged in promoting evil?

Honestly I just don't care. There is so much manufactured outrage anymore I can't keep up with it all. I just ignore it all and buy what I like.

 

[Anti Federalist]

Honestly I just don't care. There is so much manufactured outrage anymore I can't keep up with it all. I just ignore it all and buy what I like.

If you think this is too hard, wait to you see what's coming.