The boycotts that work are the ones that are spontaneous. The type that don't need to be publicized because the average citizen is disgusted.
Example: Citgo selling all of their stations in a bunch of middle-American states to Valero.
I think General Motors probably has this same boycott problem.
The public's response to the Mozilla situation will be a pretty good indicator of the popularity of the homosexual fascist crowd in this country.
So the whole Valero thing cracks me up. Citgo was owned by Venezuelan interests, and when they “downsized” due to some bad press in the US, Valero bought the stations.
Valero, though, is a wholly US owned company, one of the good guys. But, for some reason, people get all confused and assumed that Citgo/Chavez were pulling a fast one and just changing names of the holdings in the US.