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not IMO proud patriot Jul 2012 #1
It's a Southern company. Around here, I'd bet most of the employees agree 100% sinkingfeeling Jul 2012 #2
Well I'd also assume they aren't, but should they be? n/t el_bryanto Jul 2012 #4
They Have A Few In Greater L A DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2012 #26
More South bashing? How original. cordelia Jul 2012 #32
No, it's really Southern Baptist bashing. I live in Arkansas and I know sinkingfeeling Jul 2012 #36
no Enrique Jul 2012 #3
I'll bet most employees are glad to have a job, HooptieWagon Jul 2012 #5
NO get the red out Jul 2012 #6
Kick el_bryanto Jul 2012 #7
Don't worry. greytdemocrat Jul 2012 #23
By that standard, I should listen to Rush Limbaugh CreekDog Jul 2012 #31
Not the same thing at all el_bryanto Jul 2012 #38
If your issue is the boycott, why leave that out of your OP? CreekDog Jul 2012 #39
Because i wanted to get an honest response to the question el_bryanto Jul 2012 #41
Niche, hole, vacuum MattBaggins Jul 2012 #40
No - they are lucky to be employed in today's economy. nt hack89 Jul 2012 #8
Nnnnnnnope. cherokeeprogressive Jul 2012 #9
The employees might not like the company's policies but DearHeart Jul 2012 #10
If they want to johnnie Jul 2012 #11
over 1,000,000 applied, 62,000 got hired Enrique Aug 2012 #43
I'm unemployed....I can't go there.... Wounded Bear Jul 2012 #12
wage slaves can't quit any more than your traditional slave can quit arely staircase Jul 2012 #13
Wage slaves can't even run away. doohnibor Jul 2012 #27
You first. n/t PavePusher Jul 2012 #14
I was going to say "in a perfect world" Bluerthanblue Jul 2012 #15
that's a tough one... lame54 Jul 2012 #16
No nt Raine Jul 2012 #17
I see the loaded question industry hired you. slampoet Jul 2012 #18
You are the only one who picked up on that - congrats el_bryanto Jul 2012 #19
Boycotting is to change company behavior not to destroy. slampoet Jul 2012 #42
People in low wage jobs like that often aren't in a position to quit over beliefs gollygee Jul 2012 #20
Are you the purity police now? lunatica Jul 2012 #21
Yep - just got my badge. It's great. And of course I'm using the Purity Polices el_bryanto Jul 2012 #24
No, I think the question is designed to make us look unreasonable CreekDog Jul 2012 #29
No Marooned Jul 2012 #22
I suspect at the moment paying rent and putting food on the table 4th law of robotics Jul 2012 #25
Anyone who has that type of job, I suspect needs any income they can find CreekDog Jul 2012 #28
Don't blame workers. sadbear Jul 2012 #30
Let's get real jehop61 Jul 2012 #33
Knowing about their homophobia, I would refuse to work there. closeupready Jul 2012 #34
Of course! The workers are always to blame! Robb Jul 2012 #35
I wonder how long before unions start to see an uptick in membership based on crap like this. iconoclastic cat Jul 2012 #37
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