Boycott U.S. GOP/Heritage Foundation Donors to stop fascist coup in U.S.
Boycott GOP Donors to Stop Trump (#2): Uline Inc., Walmart, Home Depot, "Buy Nothing Day," etc.
Canada and world must unite to defund and stop fascist coup in U.S. Boycott Walmart, Exxon and all other donors to Trump regime and its fascist Heritage Foundation Project 2025 that threatens us all!
I really wish Uline wasn't in this group. It's so damned useful. Now I need to find multiple suppliers instead.
The Uihleins are huge pieces of shit. Dick especially.
https://www.politico.com/news/2023/02/06/megadonor-gop-richard-elizabeth-uihlein-00081267
You're doing the world a favor by taking some money out of the Republican pockets they line so thoroughly.
Grainger
The coup already happened. You live in fascism.
What you want is a revolution to overthrow the fascists in power.
Silly. How horrible is your life? What freedoms have you lost? Are you in prison for questioning Trump?
Yeah, fuck Uline
Uline sends out these really fat catalogues to businesses that might use their stuff. I have never ordered a single thing from them, because their shit is expensive, and I can buy it far cheaper almost anywhere. Despite NEVER ordering anything, they have been shipping me heavy catalogues for years. They have lost a small fortune on me.
Every person in America should order a Uline catalogue and throw it out, use it to roll joints, or put it in the outhouse for toilet paper. Eat up as much of their profit on wasted catalogues and postage as possible.
Also their boxes fall apart in shipping and fuck up my box walls (I work at ups)
This needs to go way beyond Amazon. They're a part of the problem for sure, but AFAIK they're a symbol of what's wrong with our economic and political system. The real enemies are the ones that are helping to prop up those in DC. You don't need to knock the King off the hill. Dig a tunnel underneath his hill and it will collapse.
Denying money to these cunts is pretty much the easiest way to make a real difference. Billionaires don’t care about your well crafted online post, nor a peaceful protest. Since citizens united, it’s the only leverage you have now. Sorry your personal ego is driven by your blind loyalty to the corporation.
Great, but the author of the post, Mark C Eades is making this into a series where he calls our companies one by one instead of just compiling and publishing a complete list. Even our pushback against the oligarchy is being monetized. Good job Mark, but at the same time-- try to be a bit more professional and true to the actual cause, Mark.
Nobody will respond to a list. Too much. One at a time is better. Helps with focus.
Too much.
I strongly disagree, and its a weird point you're making. People dont have enough focus to absorb and focus on a list over time. No one is going to read 20 weeks of posts to get to a 20 item list. People can read and absorb lists. And they get frustrated when their time is wasted with shenanigans designed to make a person some cash on the side. When the author draws peoples eyes to this he is spending a limited resource, and they should do it judiciously. So are you the author then? Or perhaps a right winger who is against this boycott?
Sounds like a good strategy. Stop trolling.
Pointing out the authors cynical approach doesnt meet the definition of trolling. Who am I trying to provoke? You seem to be the troll engaging in provocation here. Lets check:
"Trolling someone" means intentionally posting inflammatory, irrelevant, or offensive comments online to provoke an emotional reaction or cause disruption, often with the goal of upsetting or annoying someone.
So the author of this series is going to just let us keep buying from bad actors until its their turn on week 52 to have a light shined on their bad actions?
There is no ethical consumption under capitalism.
That's a thought terminating cliche that doesn't actually help anything or progress the conversation.
Perhaps, but he does have a point.
Boycotts, protests, press articles and just public opinion in general used to be powerful tools to influence companies and politicians.
But they have lost their effectiveness, because companies and politicians have figured out ways to make themselves immune to boycotts and protests.
They have engineered society to make us all dependent and confused.
It used to be, every product in the supermarket had a smallish company behind it, and that company was very sensitive to public opinion. There was always competition ready to steal market share.
Now all the brands are just labels for a few giant corporations. You simply can't boycott them. If one brand becomes the target of a boycott, a different brand from the same or another multinational will get the money, perhaps through a store brand.
It does progress the conversation, limited targeting of companies based on their political contributions is playing wack a mole. It's like Republicans boycotting Bud light because of advertising with Dylan Mulvaney by buying another beer also made by Ambev.
thats problematic because I cant just absorb my nutrition from the sun, so I am stuck consuming all kinds of things.
Also, boycotts are a thing we can all do now, so why try to shoot that down?
All food shouldn't be a commodity, for starters
"My side didn't win, so let's sabotage everything!" Sincerely, Democrats.
We've literally been told money is speech, but just as soon as people start organizing to vote with our dollar, we're sabotaging everything.
"My side didn't win, so let's do everything Democrats do plus invade the Capitol" Sincerely, Let's Throw a Tea Party Republicans
I'm American, and I've been trying to boycott Trump donors for several years. They're hard to avoid, especially with food, but it's possible. The way my country is falling to fascism makes me sick. I feel bad paying my taxes because I know my tax money is funding this garbage too.
Join a CSA. Dont buy things boxed.
I like CSAs! That's exactly the kind of post-capitalist rebellion we need right now.
But in reality, I rely on processed foods more than I'd like to admit. I don't think CSAs can send me pizzas. Until I change myself enough, I'll continue to eat pizza, but I won't buy pizza from Papa John's.