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I boycott liberal media and its "stars". I haven't been that big on boycotting but I am starting to see the reasons to do it. I am really tired of giving what little money the government leaves me that I earn to the same people who will use it against me.
I've become a prolific boycotter. Anything I find to be supporting the liberal agenda or communist factions. Why? Because I love freedom and it distresses me to see the destruction of America going on right under my nose. I'll be damned if I will knowingly throw money at it.
I boycott celebrities who have taken my money throughout the years, become exceedingly wealthy and then take sides in politics. Eva Longoria. Cute as a button and so funny on Desperate Housewives......last year I saw a video of her going out of her mind when obama won. I was immediately struck wi...
I boycott celebrities who have taken my money throughout the years, become exceedingly wealthy and then take sides in politics. Eva Longoria. Cute as a button and so funny on Desperate Housewives......last year I saw a video of her going out of her mind when obama won. I was immediately struck with '"you little bitch! See if you get a dime from me!" Out here in the real world we call it backstabbing. But I hope they learn that it comes with a price.
I never thought of it as backstabbing but I can see how it is in many cases. I don't deny them their right to opinions but when they use their fame for propaganda it bothers me.
I guess the longest term boycott I do is not buy products from China unless there is NO other choice. Second to that the longest is TV news. I haven't watched TV news with any regularity since the eighties. Then, I started boycotting sea food products and restaraunts that buy from the Canadian firms...
I guess the longest term boycott I do is not buy products from China unless there is NO other choice. Second to that the longest is TV news. I haven't watched TV news with any regularity since the eighties. Then, I started boycotting sea food products and restaraunts that buy from the Canadian firms that club baby seals. After that my boycott list started getting fuller around 08 when I realized like Walter that I was paying for my own demise by not boycotting anything or anyone who is going to take the money they make and turn it against me. The list would be too long but just to say, I am a firm believer in boycotts.
Thanks for your opinion. China products are so hard to avoid when I am on such a tight budget. In those cases I try to remember the American jobs that went into the shipping, distribution and marketing of what I buy. But I hold my nose when I buy from China and I do try not to when ever possible.
I was heart broken when I saw that. I don't splurge on much but coffee is my daily treat and the only coffee shop near where I work is Starbucks so now I miss it. But after what they said I just haven't yet had the urge stronger than my repulsion for their statement,
I haven't turned on any cable news since 6 November. Progressive Insurance. AARP and any other business I find out donates to the democrats. Foreign made products if I can. One thing I always draw the line on is food products from china and her neighbors.
Good decision! Most of the dog treats have been pulled off the shelves...that was Waggin Train. Other foods for dogs have been found to be unsafe also.
Gee.......I certainly understand. But just about everything is made in either, China, Indonesia or Pakistan. And even if you make your own clothes the fabric is probably from somewhere overseas. Disgusting, isn't it!
I boycott skin care products tested on animals or that use placenta, made in China products, anything that supports the left's agenda as much as possible. Its hard for me when I am employed in an industry surrounded by liberals who can't promote it fast enough. I do my best within my circumstances.
Here's another one to boycott.