[Guillermo]

So you're going to protest every single instance of leftist behavior you run across, even if the behavior most likely came from an $8/hour employee.

You must stay really really busy.

[Godebert]

"So you're going to protest every single instance of leftist behavior you run across, even if the behavior most likely came from an $8/hour employee."

Dang right.

"You must stay really really busy."

I do my part. What have you done lately?

[Drango]

So you're going to protest every single instance of leftist behavior you run across,

Perhaps. But I once wrote the US president of Toyota, protesting the ads that Lexus ran on Salon.com. A marketing VP of Toyota (Lexus) called me a week later. They (Lexus) who were the largest advertisers on Salon, dropped ALL their advertising. All.

Don't tell me FReeping doesn't work.

[buccaneer81]

So you're going to protest every single instance of leftist behavior you run across, even if the behavior most likely came from an $8/hour employee. You must stay really really busy.

Perhaps you should apply your logic to New York City in the '90s. Guiliani had the cops go after public drinking, public urination, jaywalking, etc. Small stuff adds up to big stuff, especially where the profit motive is in play.

[Richard Kimball]

I send rebuttals to columnists and complain to stores. It doesn't take that long, and I believe that silence is not a good thing when principles are involved.

I don't have a problem with anyone having their political opinion, but when they shove it in my face, I'll tell them what I think.

[Bonaparte]

"You must stay really really busy."

You like to hunt, Guillermo? I do.

What's the prime-time traffic at Free Republic? Uh huh. And if 1% of that traffic shoots angry e's and toll-free's to CompUSA's customer relations, that's gonna take each of us, what, 1.5 minutes? That many adverse communications are going to result in a corporate memo to the company's store managers. That's a successful hunt for 1.5 minutes of my time.