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To: SeekAndFind

“understand that Amazon hates you (but loves communist China). “

“That new can opener or garden hose you so desperately need? You can order pretty much whatever you need from Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Home Depot”

And where do you think Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Home Depot get a lot of the cheap crap that you buy?


2 posted on 07/02/2020 7:59:40 AM PDT by FewsOrange
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To: FewsOrange

I will try , not Amazon for 100 Alex. :)


3 posted on 07/02/2020 8:04:15 AM PDT by Dartoid
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To: FewsOrange

Yes, I would say buy local/generic when you can. Not possible to do 100% but every little bit helps.


7 posted on 07/02/2020 8:19:44 AM PDT by joshua c
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To: FewsOrange

You will shop harder and spend more by adhering to moral principles.

Duckduckgo works great.

Facebook wastes your time and spies on you.

Defund the left’s billionaires.


14 posted on 07/02/2020 8:50:34 AM PDT by Uncle Miltie (BIDEN for MEMORY CARE 2019!)
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To: FewsOrange
The idea is to defund Jeff Bezos and his leftist minions, and for that purpose buying goods from his competitors is helpful.

Solving the problems created by mass outsourcing of manufacturing to China and other countries by many, many business owners and executives that put their short term well being before any kind of support for our nation is a longer term challenge.

It was astounding to watch the supposedly educated elites be surprised to find out that our nation depends on Communist China for products as essential as surgical masks.

16 posted on 07/02/2020 9:06:15 AM PDT by freeandfreezing
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