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@Patrick - can you pin this post somehow so that we can refresh our memories wrt to where not to buy anything.

Add delta. My friend is a flight attendant and the have delta/blm pins.

the only 2 i deal with is BOFA and gorilla glue....

Brd6 says

Patrick - can you pin this post somehow so that we can refresh our memories wrt to where not to buy anything

@Brd6 I made it the site tagline in the upper left. I think it's important enough to leave there until BLM stops its violence.

joshuatrio says

Add delta. My friend is a flight attendant and the have delta/blm pins.

@joshuatrio Thanks, I added Delta above.

Not buying gorilla glue again

Fortwaynemobile says

Not buying gorilla glue again

@Fortwaynemobile You should also try to write them and tell them why. You don't approve that they fund riots, or something like that.

Added a note that you should also personally write the company and tell them why you are boycotting them.

are blm and maga religious cult?

e457 says

are blm and maga religious cult?

BLM is leftist religious cult... like religion they worship skewed version of "diversity, equity, inclusion". But very stupid too.

MAGA is more of patriotism for America thing. Original slogan is actually from Reagan.

https://spectator.us/woke-capital-corporatism-left-biden-black/

In return for helping turn Donald Trump out of office, Wall Street wants to make sure that the progressive revolution remains a purely cultural one.

America has been growing more unequal for decades; the coronavirus took that rising inequality and sent it roaring into the stratosphere like one of Elon Musk’s fancy new rockets. The losers of America’s growing economic divide are becoming poorer, less secure and are living shorter lives. Major economic actors increasingly have a global outlook, untethering their leaders from any sense that they share a country, or a society, with the people beneath them.

Wall Street’s gamble is that America will accept this, if their new patrician class at least looks like the cast of a 90s after-school cartoon special : ‘Hey, sorry your business was destroyed by lockdowns and you might lose your house, but look, this Goldman Sachs executive just became the first Latinx Treasury Secretary since Alexander Hamilton! And have you seen the Black Girl Magic of the new Fed appointee?’

Added more pro-violence anti-American companies:

Patagonia

Ford Motor Company

Dr. Bronner's

Let us all write more letters telling them that we are boycotting them for funding terrorism.

Going to track BLM violence on this thread:

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/09/black-lives-matter-activist-wearing-justice-beonna-taylor-shirt-walked-louisville-bar-murdered-three-people/

Doritos, makes sense

Popeye’s Chicken: https://archive.is/CzlHd

Shouldn't they get a pass? Rock and hard place, you know?

Why should they get a pass? They kneeled and sucked.

That’s a long list.

Would it not be more effective to post which companies do not support BLM so that we can focus on buying from them? Is there a single company out there that has the balls to do this?

I added this to the original post:

Here are a few GOOD businesses that don't fund or condone BLM terrorism:

https://patrick.net/post/1335256/2020-09-23-businesses-to-patronize-because-they-do-not-put-up-with-or-fun-blm-terrorism

Patrick says

BLM

Saw this in comments:

Dr. Rieux
B: Burn
L: Loot
M:Murder

Patrick says

Here are a few GOOD

That's one short list!

Patrick says

Barnes & Noble: https://archive.is/PCPKn

A good smash-up at one of their stores would probably change their opinion.

Patrick says

Hershey’s: https://archive.is/ZQ5zD

Most of them don't surprise me, but this one does. Hershey?!

Patrick says

NASCAR: https://archive.is/LG2hU

This was a real surprise, I doubt if 0.00001% of their followers support it.

NDrLoR says

Patrick says

Here are a few GOOD

That's one short list!

Yes, let's expand it.

Dang! Intel supports the terrorists. I am in the market for a new laptop. I guess I will have to find one with an efficient AMD processor. Did Nvidia ever support the terrorists?

Update: I had an AMD processor system in college 20 years ago. It was nice but was energy hungry. It looks like AMD has really improved a lot recently. Their chips use a 7 nm fab process that Intel won't have until 2022. The AMD chips are more energy efficient and faster than the Intel offerings. The AMD mobile CPUs also include a pretty decent GPU.

https://www.amd.com/en/products/apu/amd-ryzen-5-4500u

NDrLoR says

Patrick says

Barnes & Noble: https://archive.is/PCPKn

A good smash-up at one of their stores would probably change their opinion.

As if.

Do you really think the rioters are going to loot a BOOK store?

Onvacation says

NDrLoR says

Patrick says

Barnes & Noble: https://archive.is/PCPKn

A good smash-up at one of their stores would probably change their opinion.

As if.

Do you really think the rioters are going to loot a BOOK store?

lol

https://www.facebook.com/TuckerCarlsonTonight/videos/658890098376992/ here is company directly funding BLM violence. around 9:15.
For those not watching facebook... it's the rich woman who owns Cosmopolitan magazine and Hearst Magazines. There are few other names mentioned earlier.

Hey Patrick, I know you are an awesome coder, can you write a form & system that takes this list and automates the sending of emails / submissions to each of these companies?

I could do rudimentary version for a fee, would rather not, but people need to be able to sign up for a cause and have that cause fuck their shit up royally.

If you could connect this shit to a debit/credit card; purchase is attempted:
DENIED - FOR PERSONAL MORAL OBJECTION- VIRTUE SIGNALING
or
DENIED - FOR PERSONAL MORAL OBJECTION- NON-SUPPORT OF 1ST AMENDMENT

That would hit them right in the balls, and tell them why

NancyPelosiHaircut says

Onvacation says

NDrLoR says

Patrick says

Barnes & Noble: https://archive.is/PCPKn

A good smash-up at one of their stores would probably change their opinion.

As if.

Do you really think the rioters are going to loot a BOOK store?

lol

Lol

Loot? No

Smash up? Of course! Maybe a Molotov cocktail for good measure? Black lives matter afterall.

ThatGuy says

can you write a form & system that takes this list and automates the sending of emails / submissions to each of these companies?

@ThatGuy tell me more about this idea.

I could pretty easily include a mailto link next to each company so you can just click and start a new email in your own email program.

If I send out unwanted email from my own server, my email address will get put on various spam lists.

Nearly all big companies support BLM. Walmart does, Capital 1 does, just type names in google and you will get CEO's bloviating about racial "equity", which is NOT equality by the way.

Most companies are covering their asses. Few actually finance it. Those few are the worst once, wealthy elite behind this organization.

https://www.newsweek.com/how-election-will-won-opinion-1534360

Biden may be able to wield a certain amount of capital out of any or all of these arguments, but one sphere in which he is on much shakier ground concerns the problems on the streets and the anti-police narrative that now engulfs America. Biden's problem is that he cannot condemn the Antifa and Black Lives Matter movements—which want to "defund" the police—in the trenchant terms that would appeal to law-abiding Americans. The simple reason for this is that the rest of his party is working hand in glove with these groups. Their obsession with political correctness will, ultimately, do Biden great damage.

If anyone has the time, please look up the PR or customer contact emails for these sites and post them as a comment. I will make mailto: links out of them in the original post above so people can just click to complain about the funding of BLM violence.

Added Staples to the list to boycott.

Black lives don't suddenly matter to all those white people. They are just sublimating their childish anger at losing to Trump into something more acceptable.

Psychology. the diversion of the energy of an impulse from its immediate goal to one of a more acceptable social, moral, or aesthetic nature or use.

Patrick says

ThatGuy says

can you write a form & system that takes this list and automates the sending of emails / submissions to each of these companies?

@ThatGuy tell me more about this idea.

I could pretty easily include a mailto link next to each company so you can just click and start a new email in your own email program.

If I send out unwanted email from my own server, my email address will get put on various spam lists.

I think I could do it too, but I don't want to manage it.

I made an MIT open source repository, here: https://github.com/Patrick-net/BoycottEvil

Sorry, its GIthub... and C#...

Let me know if it works, its just a blank app right now.

Basically, the idea is to plant a 'moral firewall' between customers and vendors.

Not exactly sure how this works but a customer signs up for a 'cause'

and that 'cause' blocks purchases at certain vendors. With a kick in the balls message

I don't have anything that run's C#, just Mac and Linux.

I like the idea though.

Patrick says

I don't have anything that run's C#, just Mac and Linux.

I like the idea though.

Guess it wouldn't take much more than an interface to make an xml entry to block a website, ported to your stuff?

The trick is putting this shit between the payers and the payees, the establishment won't like that at all