Posted on 09/27/2020 11:45:05 AM PDT by USA Conservative
Papa johns does.
Finally got folks on board to get away from Chinas crap and now this, what is worse ?
But VeggieTales?
The idea is not to make money, but to punish these corporations for their bad behavior. Supporting BLM is likely just one of their antisocial actions.
By hitting them really hard, like the tobacco settlement, will hopefully get their stockholders riled up to make their directors cut it out with that crap.
Very useful thank you
Not on the list:
Peets.
Coffee bean and tea leaf
Dunkin Donuts
Dominoes
Shake shack
In and out
Sonic burger.
Krispy Kreme
Reebok
Costco
Safeway
Lucky
Walmart
Kroger
Piggly wiggly
Nordstrom
Sears
I think there’s more than 552 companies in the US.
Meaning, there’s 276 on the list. Another half not on the list would be 552 companies total. So this is the shorter list.
Oh Walmart and Reebok ARE on there my bad
UPS instead of Fed Ex.
VEGGIETALES? I swear
Tesla! Volkswagen! Major League Soccer! Black Rifle Coffee! All ok.
Dont know where we are supposed to buy tennis shoes though.
one thing is sure-—the Big Box stores of which there are many named have all kinds of advantages over anything smaller scaled than them, and use it any way they can.And in this kind of application, they’re proudly showing off their “international responsibility”
I didn’t see Ford or Winn Dixie on the list...or Culver’s,too...Great...
New Balance
Sorry...really?
Mark for later
New Balance, notes!
Some conservative has got to start a cool shoe company.
Ping.
JoMa
PayPal needs to be on the list.
How many of them either directly utilize Chinese slave labor or buy their products from companies that do?
Fox? which one?
Tik Tok.
I already restrict my purchases as much as possible to generic/local brands.
I do not like funding the LEFTIST media.
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