We Are NOT Buying It! (Impeach Bush Barf Alert)

wearenotbuyingit.org ^ | 2/19/2007 | wearenotbuyingit.org

[Dallas59]

January 1, 2007 - A national coaltion of citizens, including war veterans, distinguished academics, students, journalists, artists, and elected officials have joined with us to call for a nationwide boycott of all consumer activity, for one week in April..

The organizers of the boycott have recognized the fact, that our elected representatives have been unwilling to move forward on the public's overwhelming demands for impeachment and an end to the war in Iraq.

This boycott is a way of unifying the opposition to the Bush Administration; and according to Dr. Peter Phillips, who was the first to propose the idea in December, "could well be the straw that broke the camel's back".

The boycott has been called in response to the statement by the new Speaker of The House Nancy Pelosi, that the issue of impeachment was "off the table".

[Dallas59]

What a waste of time. Obviously these people do NOT have jobs...

[proxy_user]

This is a free country, and they are free to do this.

I am sure they will be, er, very successful at not buying anything, particularly if they don't have any money anyway.

[goldstategop]

The moonbats are not satisfied with the Democrats' blather about ending the war. They want action. Personally, I hope they press the Democrats into impeaching Bush. At least this Do Nothing Congress would be remembered for doing something substantiative for a change.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[fatrat]

Making a note of this time period. this will be my week to take inventory and stock up on everything i need and buy a few things i don't need.

[xmission]

Maybe they should stock up on their meds before the boycott...

[avacado]

"A national coaltion of citizens, ... have joined with us to call for a nationwide boycott of all consumer activity, for one week in April."

How utterly cute! Wrecking the U.S. economy is what al-Qaeda was attempting to do. Nice to see the "anti-Iraq-democracy and pro-brutal-totalitarianism" crowd on the same page as al-Qaeda.

[MrB]

distinguished academics

This is where I stopped reading because of the giggle factor.

[armymarinemom]

Interesting dates. You would think that sales dip anyway for the month after tax day.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

a nationwide boycott of all consumer activity, for one week in April."

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Just like Lent, except shorter and for evil, anti-American, anti-Semitic motives.

/sarc

[gate2wire]

This boycott is a way of unifying the opposition to the Bush Administration; and according to Dr. Peter Phillips, who was the first to propose the idea in December, "could well be the straw that broke the camel's back".

LOL. What an idiot.

[sgtbono2002]

What a waste of time. Obviously these people do NOT have jobs.

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Obviously these people do not have brains.

[wvobiwan]

Losers. Obviously, there's a few cute deranged chicks involved here, this 'movement' would have absolutely no followers if dudes weren't trying to have sex with them.

[Lockbar]

I suggest they hold their breaths for 7 days in April. More oxygen for me.

[nancyvideo]

Their boycott might be effective if they forwswore their government benefits for a week:)

[Cobra64]

Making a note of this time period. this will be my week to take inventory and stock up on everything i need and buy a few things i don't need.

You're joking. Right?

[snowrip]

A national coaltion of citizens, including war veterans, distinguished academics, students, journalists, artists...

...idiots, liars, narcissists, psychotics, charlatans, anarchists, terrorist sympathizers, communists, socialists, assorted buffoons, uneducated morons, unemployed actor wannabees, and self-congratulatory, self-styled intellectuals...

[Mr. Keys]

Yeah, their combined $250.00 that they won't spend will really hurt.

[RightResponse]

What about a Freeper boycott on all goods from the obvious sources?

For example: It's been at least six years since I've gone to the movies, and rare for me to even rent one. The obvious propaganda and bias infuriates me, and I just don't support them anymore. I'll catch the occasional one on TV, but usually am disappointed.

I haven't purchased a CD in over 7 or 8 years. I get by on radio, where I can find a station I like, and when something (like Dixie Chicks) comes on, I change the channel.

I personally boycott in many ways.

[Patrick1]

Scott Orr or The Onion must have put this out.

[Psycho_Bunny]

It's so funny it's almost impossible to believe it's not parody.