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blubunyip

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40. The disclaimer states

Wed May 28, 2025, 10:49 AM

May 28

that the company consists of individuals (which I take to be stockholders or family or others with an interest), owners, and employees. If ANY of these people are listed under the company banner as contributing to Republicons or Project 2025, I won't support the company. That may be a purist litmus test to you, but I don't accept that I personally should support a "variety of political ideologies." One does NOT cancel the other out IMO. Certainly not now. There are some companies that support no political parties, which seems optimal. REI has certainly had a FAFO moment on the issues--thanks to boycotts. They do work.

We have to have some way to boycott. It is one of the few ways we consumers can speak as a group. What do you suggest we do, since you seem to support only the companies?

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] Jack Valentino May 28 OP

Bookmarking for Boycotts oasis May 28 #1

"VAnity Fair". WTH were they Thinking?!! Cha May 28 #2

I think that must be the paper napkins or the bras, not the magazine. VTderry May 28 #15

The list is very flawed, completely unreliable, and long debunked here. The OP is misinformation, simple as that. Celerity May 28 #23

Here is an article that reviewed this list chowder66 May 28 #3

I like the breakdown kkmarie May 28 #6

You're welcome. chowder66 May 28 #44

Thank you. I like to aim my ire accurately -- it's more productive that way. Hekate May 28 #11

Agreed. chowder66 May 28 #45

Thanks. This is helpful. Easterncedar May 28 #20

You're welcome. I thought so as well. chowder66 May 28 #46

Very helpful. Snopes does good work mnhtnbb May 28 #22

They do. It would take a long time going through opensecrets so I'm glad they did the work. chowder66 May 28 #47

Good to know! Thank you so much! liberalla May 28 #38

You're welcome. chowder66 May 28 #43

Oh my. Some of them I can understand, but others are crazy! C Moon May 28 #4

the list is bollocks in many cases nt Celerity May 28 #7

oh ffs, this list (and to top it off you did not even post a link) has been debunked for ages, please self-delete Celerity May 28 #5

Absolutely. A lot of those companies in that list always donate to BOTH candidates in an election, which JohnSJ May 28 #16

the list also often uses individual employees' contributions, not the firms' corporate donations Celerity May 28 #17

Thanks. Very misleading, and actually I think should be self-deleted. JohnSJ May 28 #19

here is one of my old replies in another OP thread about this back in 2024 Celerity May 28 #21

Check out Ace Hardware blubunyip May 28 #35

Major firms have a wide variety of political ideologies spread out within their employee population. Celerity May 28 #36

The disclaimer states blubunyip May 28 #40

I am going to side with logic and not give in to confirmation bias, but you do you Celerity May 28 #42

mmmkay blubunyip May 28 #49

Holy crap 😨 TommieMommy May 28 #8

Will be cross checking with the Snopes post. Thanks to both of you. Hekate May 28 #9

Molson Beer a Canadian company supported Emile May 28 #10

They merged with Coors genxlib May 28 #24

Goods Unite Us app Golfnbrew May 28 #12

Goods Unite Us is a flawed app/source, and has been debunked here for some time Celerity May 28 #18

This message was self-deleted by its author Norbert May 28 #13

I am not sure where you got that list, but there are a lot of companies in that list who donated to both JohnSJ May 28 #14

A list of those that didn't would be shorter, I think... doc03 May 28 #25

Thus list makes no sense. How is it compiled? What data? Callie1979 May 28 #26

See post #3 above. subterranean May 28 #27

Thanks! "Inaccurate & unreliable". Kinda what I expected. Callie1979 May 28 #33

Kick! SheltieLover May 28 #28

Bausch & Lomb - their AREDS formulas - you can get them cheaper at Walmart, which is also evil. CousinIT May 28 #29

There are a lot of companies k_buddy762 May 28 #30

Be Cautious About Accepting It ProfessorGAC May 28 #31

CEOS that "lean" Dem blubunyip May 28 #34

Whatever ProfessorGAC May 28 #39

Why is that blubunyip May 28 #41

I think most CEOs k_buddy762 May 28 #37

I looked up some of these blubunyip May 28 #32

I hope someone compiles a list of alternatives pat_k May 28 #48