Saturday, October 25, 2008
When the wallet is empty
Disney, Ford, McDonalds, a hotel in San Diego, Bolthouse Farms. Those of the boycotts I can think of, companies and businesses targeted for supporting gays or bowing to anti-gay forces. Blogger Stephen Miller suggests an organization doesn't call a boycott to do damage to the targeted company (most companies know to ignore such nuisances), but to use it as a way to rally the troops to send more money.
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