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In reply to the discussion: Time to put Hobby Lobby Out of Business. [View all]n2doc
(47,953 posts)27. It does if they are forced to close
Then they have no influence on their employees anymore. And that is what they really want. I've never, repeat, never, seen a rightie talichristian who would forgo money for principle. They talk a big bunch of bull.
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Yes! Let's make 20,000 employees who had nothing to do with this unemployed!
Lurks Often
Jul 2014
#2
If there isn't enough of a market, Hobby Lobby would already be out of business.
jeff47
Jul 2014
#75
The supremes ruled that "closely held" businesses could take the religious exemption.
riqster
Jul 2014
#139
The post above that you responded to was announcing the IPO of Michaels, a competitor...
A HERETIC I AM
Jul 2014
#147
Boycott won't work on people who already stated they'd close every single one of their stores
Lurks Often
Jul 2014
#24
So just WTF are we supposed to do, then? Passively stand by and let them get away with this shit?
nomorenomore08
Jul 2014
#103
By that reasoning, no boycott or action would ever be taken against any business.
riqster
Jul 2014
#12
You don't have to worry about the employees being thrown out of work.
politicaljunkie41910
Jul 2014
#20
Follow the money. Always. Especially where someone wears the cross or flag on their sleeve.
SomeGuyInEagan
Jul 2014
#65
And the ones they don't cover just happen to be some of the most common and most effective... n/t
nomorenomore08
Jul 2014
#104
i blame the court. anyone can ask for any crazy thing. the court is supposed to disseminate between..
spanone
Jul 2014
#3
And remember as picketers you don't have to worry about 35 foot buffer zones either.
politicaljunkie41910
Jul 2014
#9
Quite correct. My spouse is planning a picket, and is researching just that question.
riqster
Jul 2014
#36
If your wife is willing to be arrested on a petty misdameanor she may want to consider
former9thward
Jul 2014
#38
In isolation, no. But considering the private-sector cases in the SC Pipeline, it is concerning.
riqster
Jul 2014
#63
I'm doing my part. Never will buy from them & encourage others to shun them.
southerncrone
Jul 2014
#78
Can't one just feel the love of Jesus oozing from the pores of the Hobby-Lobbyites?
indepat
Jul 2014
#85
I've wondered who shops there. I've been in a couple and they were empty. The store was huge, maybe
RKP5637
Jul 2014
#101
Never shopped at Hobby Lobby and I never will. Same goes for Wal-Mart. n/t
nomorenomore08
Jul 2014
#107