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Use Your Power!

Whether or not you think your vote has any power, one way the Ruling Class can’t control (yet) is how we spend our money & time. Bud Light felt the pain of boycotts disproportionally since light beers are interchangeable, but conservatives & libertarians really need to use their power against other companies that more richly deserve it; for example, Disney, Amazon, Facebook, Netflix, Google, Starbucks, Ben & Jerry’s, and so on. I realize that many of these companies are intregal to our lives, but there are alternatives to all of these. Anything that can dent their sales will send a message that all their divisive woke garbage, pedo promotion, censorship, and curtailing of our freedoms will not be tolerated. Our power has been clearly demonstrated. Let’s really use it!

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Note on Boycotts & LGBTQ Backlash

Liberals are easy to make fun of because they overdo everything. Standing up for the rights of a minority accused of a crime is good. Protecting and releasing the most brutal of criminals just because they happen to have brown skin color is overdoing it. Standing up for the rights of consenting adults to do what they like in the privacy of their own bedroom is good. Pushing an entire Pride month every year and bombarding media every second of the day is overkill.

The recent backlash against Target and Bud Light are an obvious message that enough is enough, but at the same time, conservatives shouldn’t overcorrect the same way liberals do. In other words, let’s stay focused on what should be boycotted and attacked — i.e., the pushing of sexuality on minors or constant bludgeoning display of your sex habits where it can’t be easily avoided. In other words, I don’t give a shit if a company has LGBTQ merchandise for adults on their website or if a company advocates for equal rights among consenting adults where no one else is affected. Let’s not take the boycott backlash so far that we become the bigots they always make us out to be.

BTW, I don’t for ONE SECOND believe that Target employees were threatened for the LGBTQ displays. This BS accomplishes two things — 1) It gives Target management cover in the fix of their fuck up without arousing the ire of the militant LGBTQ influencers, or at least re-directs their anger. 2) It gives MSNBC, etc. talking points on those eeeeeeevil, intolerant, domestic terrorist conservatives. Don’t hold your breath waiting for the talking heads to substantiate the so-called employee threats. That would entail practicing actual journalism, something they’re not paid to do.

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The usual pattern: 1) A prominent conservative says something the liberals don’t like, 2) Liberals call for boycott of conserverative’s advertisers, 3) Wuss-puss corporations back down immediately, pulling their ads, 4) Free Speech takes another hit. It has to stop, and I think the only way may be to counter-boycott. When a company backs down from a liberal fascist boycott, let’s boycott that cowardly company, and if they hold firm, let’s give them MORE business.

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