[daniel1212]

I called Target Guest Relations at 1-800-440-0680 (press 1 for store experience) and expressed the following.

Hi. I understand that the policy of Target is to welcome people to use whichever “restroom or fitting room facility” they feel “corresponds to their gender identity,” since “everyone deserves to feel like they belong.” However, this is Biblically immoral and means making many women feel like they do not belong because they are uncomfortable with allowing men in their bathroom. Therefore according to your own judgment they and others who disagree with this policy do not belong in your store, and I myself have joined the many others who have decided to the boycott against shopping at Target. And I discourage others from so doing, and encourage them to join the boycott of Target due to its immoral inclusive yet exclusive policy.

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The Asian (it seems) young lady was very nice, and stated that not everyone who worked at Target agreed with that policy, however she could not give her personal opinion (but the tone was apologetic), but that she would surely pass on my comment, and simply asked for my first and last name, which I do not think is in their system anyway.

Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners. (1 Timothy 1:15)

Repent ye therefore, and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out... (Acts 3:19)

[theBuckwheat]

Every time I see a Target ad, it will remind me of their policy. The more the advertise, the more I am reminded.

[Mrs. Don-o]

Great statement, and thank you for taking it to another level.

We need to read up on Alinsky.

To be effective, you don´t have to boycott all the offending corporations. You just have to boycott *one*. One which has made itself prominent on the issue, and one which is vulnerable to consumer pressure.

You select *one*. Then you hit them hard. Then you keep hitting them hard. You keep it up til you have knocked the stuffing out of them.

The others? They sit up and take notice.