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In reply to the discussion: Can't do a one day boycott, it is just too much to ask. [View all]louis-t
(24,566 posts)121. I will once again quote my father.
"It is better to light one, small candle than to curse the darkness." I ain't buying shit today.
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Perfectly stated. No one wants to be inconvenienced until it's too late. Then, it's too late.
jrthin
Feb 2025
#1
It is not about affecting the gross economic figures. It is about showing the power of anti-consumerism.
erronis
Feb 2025
#12
I bet your shaming tactic works well. Not really. I think I'll just put you on ignore.
elocs
Feb 2025
#6
I will buy my Friday morning treat at the local bagel shop & that's all the buying I'm doing.
CrispyQ
Feb 2025
#14
Excactly. It's what you CAN do. It's the "not willing to go to any effort at all"
Coventina
Feb 2025
#23
Just imagine if Rosa Parks or others in the Civil Rights movement had that attitude. It has to start somewhere, and if
JohnSJ
Feb 2025
#35
So let me understand this, you just joined DU to discourage people from doing this. So I guess that argument
JohnSJ
Feb 2025
#33
Thank-you. and if someone once to do it and participate, why discourage it? Some complain about Congressional
JohnSJ
Feb 2025
#29
The Montgomery Bus Boycott lasted over a year. Just imagine what that was like
tulipsandroses
Feb 2025
#36
Yup, will Americans allow themselves to be inconvenienced enough to fight for their own liberty and freedom?
Magoo48
Feb 2025
#69