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5. Sounds good to me.
Tue Jul 16, 2013, 08:20 AM
Jul 2013

It's not as if SW is withholding some vital resource, he's just saying he won't play in FL until they revisit the SYG laws. Perfect non-violent protest in my opinion. History is replete with examples of successful boycotts that got people's attention, and money (or lack thereof) tends to get a lot of attention these days.

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Stevie Wonder: Boycott Florida [View all] Jeff In Milwaukee Jul 2013 OP
Not gonna play Sin City treestar Jul 2013 #1
Sun City Jeff In Milwaukee Jul 2013 #2
Stevie Wonder JustAnotherGen Jul 2013 #3
just responded to Stevie Wonder on Facebook handmade34 Jul 2013 #4
That sounds like a very good idea HockeyMom Jul 2013 #6
I agree JustAnotherGen Jul 2013 #9
Sounds good to me. reflection Jul 2013 #5
No, but Stevie Wonder has... Mike Nelson Jul 2013 #7
Just think if Stevie got behind GOTV in Florida. djean111 Jul 2013 #8
brilliant handmade34 Jul 2013 #10
"As a matter of fact, wherever I find that law exists, I will not perform in that state" Baclava Jul 2013 #11
I'm not going to boycott Florida. Beacool Jul 2013 #12
Another thing... Jeff In Milwaukee Jul 2013 #15
I think that the problem was political and public pressure. Beacool Jul 2013 #16
Hit the GOP-controlled state government in the wallet CakeGrrl Jul 2013 #13
At least SYG is a noble cause Sheepshank Jul 2013 #14
not sure. bump for more voting Liberal_in_LA Jul 2013 #17
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