Some people might think those actions are small and petty. I don’t. I think they are an “army of one” protest that needs to catch on. If we can’t make ourselves heard in the legislatures and the courts, we need to make ourselves heard in everyday life, in stores and restaurants, in parking lots and libraries, in whatever ways we can. (Library and bookstore tip: turn liberal propaganda books around so the spine (title) is not visible. Or move them from the political section to the fantasy section.)
Stay cranky!
Indeed. I had that twinge of conscience for a moment or two, but I am SO damned fed up with this multicultural B/S that it is one small manifestation of my resentment. I felt better about it any way.
[Sidebar] When I worked at W-M I did the same. One night a manager saw me and asked why I was fooling around with stock already on the shelves. I told him why. I also told him that some Hispanic guy had asked me why W-M thought Hispanics were too stupid to learn English and felt they had to post signs in Spanish. The manager asked what my reply was. I said I told the guy that that wasn't the case - that the execs at W-M would sell their daughters if it would improve their bottom line, so selling out their country's heritage was a no-brainer. The manager just walked away.