[TwelveOfTwenty]

You have to start somewhere, and right now, apparently its just me.

No it isn't just you. As I pointed out earlier, I avoid patronizing companies that promote the leftist agenda to the best of my ability, and I suggest others do the same.

[wku man]

That's not what I'm talking about. As I pointed out earlier, boycotts are nothing new. I've been boycotting companies, bands, actors, etc for 20+ years, while seeking out and channeling my money to businesses that deserve my patronage. The effects have been negligible, apparently, because Michael Moore and Tom Cruise are still making movies, K-Mart and JC Penny are still in business, and more bands/musicians/rappers than I can shake a stick at are still making records.

What I was referring to is the fact that apparently I'm alone in my call for creating conservative/patriotic pop culture. I'd sure like some help, but the best I can manage, even on a conservative bastion like FReep, is passing agreement here and there. Conservatives still seem to think rock n' roll is "the Devil's music", and that anything related to pop culture is somehow below them. That moral high ground, though, has been undermined by Leftists using pop culture against us, so we'd better get our collective head out of our collective a** and get busy fighting back. Otherwise, our FEMA camp awaits.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!