[Boiling point]

Remember those “week without a Mexican” strikes? We should organize a “MONTH without a producer” strike. Every one that participates would slowly build up enough supplies to go a month without groceries,then on the designated date, we shut the country down. Nobody shops, or goes to work. Essential services shut down. Even those that don’t intend to participate are forced to, as many of the businesses and services in which they depend are shut down.

[runninglips]

Remember those “week without a Mexican” strikes? We should organize a “MONTH without a producer” strike. Every one that participates would slowly build up enough supplies to go a month without groceries,then on the designated date, we shut the country down. Nobody shops, or goes to work. Essential services shut down. Even those that don’t intend to participate are forced to, as many of the businesses and services in which they depend are shut down.

A bloodless revolution, one that has the people NOT working, on the phones, in the streets, and calling the Representatives on the carpet.... IT WOULD SCARE THE LIVING H OUT OF THEM....

[ctdonath2]

Remember those “week without a Mexican” strikes?

Yes. Traffic was lighter. Other than being a newsworthy curiosity, closing of some restaurants, and lack of pine straw delivery, nobody cared.

[Kimberly GG]

A MONTH????

I’m with you, but heck, we can’t even get folks to take ONE DAY off work to protest more effectively DURING THE WEEK.

[bitt]

I was thinking the exact same thing today -

maybe a couple of days in a row.

NO tv except FOX. NO purchases on the internet. Just stay home.

[little jeremiah]

Works for me.