Posted on 02/17/2017 2:04:30 PM PST by Kaslin
Don't look now, but it's time for "The 62 million." It's Donald Trump and his 62 million voters against the world. Everyone is against us.
It's clear that no one wants to risk offending "Black Lives Matter." We can all clearly see that companies and retailers bend over backwards not to offend Democrats, liberals, women, blacks, Latinos, Muslims, gays, even transsexuals.
Offend any of those groups and you are met with a national boycott. Or like Ivanka Trump, your clothing line is cancelled, kicked out of stores. You can lose your career, business or livelihood in a nanosecond.
But what if the shoe was on the other foot?
Do 62 million Trump voters count? Does anyone care if we’re offended?
Do any CEO’s or Board of Directors care if we stop buying? What if all 62 million Trump voters decided to boycott bleeding-heart liberal CEOs and their companies? Would that get anyone’s attention?
Because I think it’s time for a "62 Million Man and Women March." It doesn’t have to be a physical march on Washington DC. Because conservatives have busy lives- we have no time for “protest marches.” We’re too busy building careers, businesses and families.
Trump voters can create a much more effective “march” to payback liberal companies for their disrespect of President Trump. Our march won’t be a physical protest. It will be a financial protest.
A "62 Million Lives Boycott."
This is how we punish liberals- we boycott their products. We need to stop spending our money on their products. The CEOs will get the message real fast.
It’s time for Trump voters to stop getting mad, but instead get even. It’s time for 62 million Trump voters to vote with our wallets. It’s time to show “Conservative Lives Matter.” It’s time to inflict pain on those who choose to disrespect us, or President Donald Trump.
Let “Black Lives Matter” liberals protest, block roads, smash windows and set fires. It’s time for “Conservative Lives Matter” to shut down liberals where it matters- in the pocketbook!
Stop watching the Oscars…Grammys…Emmys. Let liberal actors, singers and artists scream and lie hysterically about Trump, curse Trump, threaten Trump all they want- but no one will be watching.
Stop going to movies of big mouthed liberal Trump-haters like Meryl Streep, Robert DeNiro, George Clooney, Sean Penn. When ticket sales are down 50% to their movies, when their latest movie bombs, they’ll get the message to shut the hell up and keep their liberal views to themselves.
Stop buying music from liberal singers like Madonna, Lady Gaga or Beyonce. When their CD sales are down 40%, they’ll get message Loud and clear.
Stop buying coffee at Starbucks. Those 10,000 refugees the Starbucks CEO wants to hire will have to make coffee for themselves and 5 aging hippies with “F-Trump” T-shirts. Good luck to the shareholders of Starbucks.
Stop riding Uber or Lyft. Maybe when their rideshares dramatically collapse over the next year, they’ll learn to stop donating millions to the ACLU, or legal defense funds of Muslim refugees. Maybe they’ll stop playing partisan politics. Maybe they’ll donate millions to U.S. military veterans in trouble instead.
The list is long. These companies have all made their beds. Let’s teach them who the boss it. Two can play the boycott game.
Liberal CEOs are so worried about offending illegal aliens, but not 62 million Trump voters.
They are worried about offending foreigners, but not American patriots.
They are worried about offending transsexuals, but not a hundred million moms and dads, with beautiful kids (who are future customers, by the way).
They are worried about offending about 5 million Muslims in the USA, but not over 100 million Christians.
They are worried about offending liberals, but not conservatives- even though conservatives outnumber liberals in 47 out of 50 states.
They are worried about offending everyone and anyone, other than 62 million Trump voters. We don’t seem to count. Offending us doesn’t concern anyone. It’s time to change that.
62 million Trump voters are “the Silent Majority.” We just elected the President of the United States. And we buy lots of goods and services. Some might argue we buy a majority of the goods and services (because conservatives are a majority of middle class and wealthy consumers).
It’s time to show our power. It’s time to reward companies who support President Trump, or just shut up and don’t take sides. We’re not asking CEOs to support Trump, or conservatives causes. The point of capitalism to sell to both Republicans and Democrats. Stay out of politics- or risk losing the buying power of 62 million Trump voters.
I’ve never heard Coke, Pepsi, McDonalds, or Merrill Lynch weigh in on politics, or dedicate company time, money or decisions based on partisan politics. Let’s reward them.
But it’s high time to punish the “progressive” companies that openly take sides and disrespect our President (and his 62 million supporters).
If CEOs want to show their liberal support, great. Have at it. But from now on, understand you’ll risk losing 62 million customers. Because...
We're "The 62 Million."
I couldn’t agree more.
Contrary to lore, boycotts and buycotts DO work, but they are rare and need to have a REALLY galvanizing issue at hand.
The last ones that worked IIRC was getting whoopie goldberg OUT as Weight Watcher’s spokesperson and supporting Chick-Fil-A.
We need an issue beyond a handful of black lies matter bullies to properly get the traction needed to make the 62 Million voices count.
This is well put. To read or hear what passes for information these days, you’d think it was one crazy guy and a few of his racist friends taking on all the forces of goodness and light on earth. PUSH BACK NOW.
To be effective we need a centralized clearing house and communication hub. The libtards are so successful is due to a very long time in setting up cell and good, very good communication hubs that can and direct policy and action, especially if it is to be a boycott of products. We will need a clearing house to ensure that information received is accurate, substantiated (repeat), and worthy of action
62.985 million lives....and counting
Two problems. First, for the left life is politics. Government is their God, so they are obsessed with it. For most of us, we have other, dare I say more important things in our daily lives. So it’s much easier to whip lefties up to protest, boycott, etc.
Second, it’s much easier to get irate when you see something you hate, than when you don’t see something you like. So when Sears stocks Trump brand home accessories, lefties are going to see it and complain. Are Trump voters going to walk into Sears and say, “I was going to buy a lawnmower but “I don’t see any Trump merchandise so I’m leaving and organizing a boycott!”? No, they won’t. So there’s no real downside to dumping it.
Thanks! I’m going to email this to the PUTZ that runs Penzey’s Spices and sent me email after email after email telling me I was a bigot, a homophobe and a racist because I’m not a brain-dead Socialist!
I’ve been doing a “reverse boycott”, everything they boycott I buy, everything they celebrate I boycott.
Haven’t Coke and Pepsi been on the lefty bandwagon?
One of the problems with a general boycott is there are too many players to keep track of. I think you would have to pick one company who is on the lefty band wagon and go after them.
Start with your cable/satellite bill!
Do not accept a new car if the VIN starts with a ‘3’. Tell the salesman you want a ‘1’ VIN.
It worked for Joy Villa. Her album shot from the basement to #1 after she wore the Trump dress.
“Haven’t Coke and Pepsi been on the lefty bandwagon?”
Haven’t drunk a sody pop in over three years.
I’m with you. I chuckle every time I see discounted Kellogs products on the end of the aisle.....sometimes I miss the Eggos.....
The problem with a boycott by normal people is that the companies want to sell to people that 1) are stupid enough to react to TV advertising, and 2) will spend $300 on a pair of sneakers.
It is hard to sell crap to educated people.
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