Posted on 03/07/2021 4:14:52 AM PST by MtnClimber
Your money, it turns out, buys not just pillows. It buys freedom, for you and for others.
It began with throw pillows. Pillows shouldn't matter much, but like every decision we make now, they matter more than you think.
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Then came the election. Lindell joined legal luminaries Lin Wood, Sidney Powell, and Rudy Giuliani in seeking the truth about massive fraud everyone could sense but few could quantify. His contribution was not expertise, but passion. To the very end, as constitutional safeguards failed and hope dimmed, he maintained that the president would be re-inaugurated. Good salespeople are optimists. Lindell, who sells $60 pillows, is the Optimist King.
President Trump was impeached, without witnesses, in five short days, the same length of time Henry VIII required to dispatch St. Thomas More. A single count of impeachment was brought: "inciting insurrection" by questioning the results of the election. For the same grievous offense, Mike Lindell was blacklisted by Bed, Bath and Beyond; JC Penney; Kohl's; and others. Perhaps they take personal offense at Lindell's politics; more likely, they're simply cowards yielding to leftist pressure. BB&B raised the insult level by cloaking its kowtowing in corporate babble we amateurs call "lying": "rationalizing our assortment to discontinue a number of underperforming items and brands." I wanted to tell them how I felt about. That can't be done online. No email, no phone number. They'd rather not know. So I just don't go there anymore.
The politics of the company's board, its employees, or the entities whose products they carry is none of my business. I've never cared about that when I bought things anywhere. I start to care when corporation try to put a company out of business because the owner's politics looks like mine
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
Just like other communist countries, those with ability are hated then imprisoned and some are killed. The ones overlooked at first try to escape. Then the ones without any talent starve.
ORDER YOUR “MY PILLOW:” 1-800-544-8939
Tell Mike you’re with him:
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“This is how boycotts work in a nation polarized. The left boycotts those who allow conservatives the freedom to do business. We boycott those who don’t.”
Oh, how sweet, a bunch of Leftists who normally camp out in each others’ living rooms won’t be going to Hyatt Hotels anymore, as if they ever did, while business types will continue to go, and conservatives will go even more. How nice and it sounds like a big win for Hyatt (losing non-customers and gaining more real customers).
So maybe Hyatt handled it well, but then why do virtually all of the other companies buckle to Leftist demands?
ANSWER: Because a Leftist ‘boycott’ is FAR MORE than not sleeping at hotels they can’t afford. Their ‘boycotts’ also include THREATS to management and their families, often at their residences, ON-LINE ATTACKS (hacking, DDOS, etc.), and flooding of their customer service operations, usually done by about 20 people in boiler room using bots. It is financed by BLM ‘donations’, Soros, etc.
Conservative Boycotts, by contrast, is typically not shopping there anymore and have virtually no organizational structure, so most conservatives are clueless as to what’s going on.
Little do these corporate fools realize BUT they just blacklisted themselves to millions of customers.
Aren’t JC Penney and BB&B about to crash and burn?
Bed Bath & Beyond can sell David Hogg’s pillow, but I told a store manager, that we aren’t going to BB&B anymore, he didn’t care. Another one said that he wishes Corporate America would stop being in politics. I agree....but the board are cowards and half of them aren’t Americans...
I wish he did whole mattresses. My old Tempurpeduc needs replacing.
Check. Will do.
Nice going.
Check the website. I think they have branched out into mattresses.
“a bunch of Leftists ... won’t be going to Hyatt Hotels anymore, ... while ... conservatives will go even more.”
Sometimes things just have a way of working themselves out. Sounds like a small step toward the goal of self-secession. Be with, and support, like-minded people. I know Hyatt isn’t conservative but it served a purpose in this case.
“ Throughout history, poverty is the normal condition of man. Advances which permit this norm to be exceeded — here and there, now and then — are the work of an extremely small minority, frequently despised, often condemned, and almost always opposed by all right-thinking people. Whenever this tiny minority is kept from creating, or (as sometimes happens) is driven out of a society, the people then slip back into abject poverty.
This is known as “bad luck.”
Robert Heinlein.
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Hard-nosed rancher of the ol’ west.
A character impression, played very well by actor (and conservative) Charlton Heston, in the movie, Tombstone.
I’m not aware of that. The quote is from the book, Notebooks of Lazarus Long.
I’ll have to find that movie.
Thanks.
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Bed, bath and beyond and Penny’s are about to close down.
New pillow and two sets of towels were delivered the other day. I didn’t need a pillow. My 6-7-year old “My Pillow” is going strong. But the new one is a jumbo. I like that.
I did need towels. I haven’t tried the new ones, but I’m sure they’re fine.
I’ll support any conservative business owner who’s been abused by Big Retail, or anyone else.
I meant that the quote reminds me of how tough one must be, in order to survive.
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