Posted on 07/11/2012 4:02:42 AM PDT by scottjewell
Buster Wilson today suggested conservatives boycott Google for the search engine and advertising giant’s recently announced “Legalize Love” campaign to decriminalize homosexuality around the world.
Wilson, general manager of the American Family Association‘s radio stations . . . acknowledges a boycott against Google “is going be tough,” and will “test the meat of our convictions.”:
"I said that I did not want to support any efforts like this, in fact, we are a part of boycotting efforts similar to this with other businesses. This is going to be hard for a lot of us. A lot of us are so integrated into Google and Google products, this is going to be a tough one. It’s more than just a search engine — many of us have Android phones the Android system is a Google product. Many of us use Google calendar and Google task, and Gmail, and all those kinds of things. YouTube and all the other things — it’s not just the search engine. So this is going be tough. This one’s going to be one of those situations where I guess we’ll test the meat of our convictions."
(Excerpt) Read more at thenewcivilrightsmovement.com ...
Time will tell to what extent such a boycott will have an effect.
I deleted my Google toolbar and I am sticking with Bing for my search engine from here on out.
I haven’t used google for a year now. Ixquick is a really good, privacy friendly search engine.
I’m done with Google.
Their spying, their mining operation disguised as an Operating System (don’t care that it’s based on Linux), their immersion in Politically Correct politics.
Using Bing right now, another from another pro-sodom company. Don’t know what their privacy rules are, though.
Wish we had more conservatives involved in things like this.
Time will tell to what extent such a boycott will have an effect.
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They might as well try DDoS’ing google.com over a dial-up.
I use http://search.yippy.com/
1.) It's not going to happen (ever).
2.) The Google campaign must be driving the Muzzies nuts!
I think the AFA tries their best to rally social conservatives but alas, their numbers and influence in this case will likely not make a dent. Even if Google were to lose some numbers, the vast global influence of the banner they are flying for “legalizing love” will have consequences.
I think the event of raising the ire of Muslims around the globe will be more telling. Sometimes when a campaign has reached its height, it brings on its own collapse. Globally, we are headed for a darker time, and this gay agenda has its roots in a more prosperous and peaceful (relatively) era.
Psalms 12:8
I keep looking up for the big asteroid.
(Youtube: Asteroid Impact HD, set to Pink Floyd’s “Great Gig in the Sky.”)
Here is the AFA statement on the Google campaign:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=JodzGtYq3Lo#!
The psalm and the picture are very apt.
A picture like that reveals the vast difference in the pursuit of “equality” of this agenda and that of the black civil rights movement of the ‘60s. Something very different at work here.
I’ve used Bing for a long time now. No need for Google.
I use Dogpile, which is a meta-search engine that calls Google, among others. At least it’s not a direct hit for Google.
Here is the AFA statement on the Google campaign:
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Your link is to YouTube. Doesn’t Google own YouTube?
Something wicked this way cometh.
I use Startpage
ugh, yeah, you are right. Google owns YouTube. :(
Someone needs to tell AFA that.
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