[11th_VA]

Total economic warfare - you are right. Boycotting a $4 latte at Starbucks is not going to do it. Think big, I spend $5,000 a year on auto and life insurance. Switched to USAA based in Texas from a New England company - for very little to me, that's a lot of money not flowing to Chuck Schumer's state. If you refinance a mortgage, choose a Southern based company. We need something along the lines of the Birmingham Bus Boycott - but on a larger scale.

And second, people need to step up at work and point out how the 'h-word' is a slur against traditional Judeo-Christian believers. Get Newsmax, Fox, and others to ban the use of the word Homophobic. That word is used to marginalize Christians, need to fight back.

[joeystoy]

The term “homophobe” has always amused me. My fear of homosexuals ranks just below my fear of being dragged into the ocean by seahorses.

[navymom1]

Your points make a lot of sense to me. I myself have thought along similar lines for a long time but did not see how it could be accomplished.

[Salvavida]

Agreed. No measure will take the place of total economic warfare. War means war. And if that means letting one's favorite professional sport go, then so be it.

The questions are:

1- How do you sync everyone?

2- How do you teach and mentor so that the spending habits of conservatives are congruent with their beliefs?

3- How do you get them to vote in a fashion that "low voter turnout" for conservatives becomes a thing of the past? We should never see 40% turnout again (like the recent lost in Virginia). Ever. That is straight up bullshiite.

It would not surprise me that the ideas/answers can be found here within the FR membership: but we need to stop ducking around and get to where we need to go.