Tell that to Disney.
On the previous thread, some posters claimed that Disney wasn't hurt by the Baptist (and to some extent Catholic) boycott. I demonstrated with their stock chart that they went into the tank big time, BEFORE the stock market bubble popped. At the time the boycott started, Eisner was making over $500 Million per year and Disney was the toast of the NYSE. Now their stock is back to where it was 10 years ago, which is much worse than even the NASDAQ. They got hit by 9/11, but it was only 1 small part of the steady decline. Here's the post with links to an article and stock chart: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/775065/posts?page=100#100
Disney and Kodak are not exceptions. Virtually all the most "gay-friendly" companies have lost billions for their shareholders in order to promote their twisted social agenda.
The others sharing top [gay] honors were Aetna, American Airlines, Apple Computers, Avaya, Intel, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Lucent Technologies, NCR, Nike, Replacements Ltd., Worldspan and Xerox.JP Morgan, Lucent and Xerox were all recently mentioned in a TheStreet.com article as "deathwatch" companies to "go short terminally" i.e. they're headed quickly to zero. Avaya is also in the penny-stock range and of course the airlines are in danger of going bankrupt. Here's an article showing the list of stocks with the largest short-sell positions: Guess who tops the list? Xerox, followed by nearly all of our gay-friendly companies. Joining Xerox are Avaya (#3), Lucent (#7), and American Airlines (#11).
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