[trailhkr1]

Your long list is why I don't boycott anymore...waste of time and not worth the aggravation.

For instance for a while on FR, people were saying to patronize Starbucks because they were pro 2nd amendment...then 6 months later to boycott them because they were pro homo....who can keep this crap straight?

[scottjewell]

Yes, this is why a change of cultural perspective is needed: If the times shifted, and the agenda went out of fashion (and going out of fashion is about the worst thing to happen in America these days ) then these companies would quietly divest themselves of this agenda and its ideology.

In the meantime, these companies do not give a hoot or holler if a few out-of-step Christians call or email and cancel their business. National Organization for Marriage hosted a “Dump Starbucks” campaign: Well, the pro-gay groups countered with a “Thank Starbucks” campaign, which got 10x as many signatures. Its a losing battle if the culture does not shift.

[Linda Frances]

I listed it FYI, not boycott purposes. If people want to do that, fine, but I am not calling for a boycott. I want to know if there are places I regularly shop. I'm bought all my appliance's at Sears. I won't do that again. I'm was also curious who is on the list. My husband started a military contracting office after he retired near Offutt and I noticed one of his competitors is on the list.