No. Don't buy Levi's but that is Mike in Iraq's freedom of choice to wear them in America.
I have a neighbor who says I should not wear Birkies because they are pro-choice.
My safety and ability to walk without pain so I can physically care for my family out weighs a companies agenda that is not known to most.
I can get around and voice my opinion for being %100 Pro-life with my big mouth more than pro abortion supporters for Birkies.
Good for you knowing all this info, but don't expect everybody to fight the same battles in this war.
We all chose our callings as Conservative Christians/pick our battles. You should respect that of others.
We can't all fight every battle, and I will Trust God to lead me in mine.
You would IMO be a poor leader. Mutiny!
"We can't all fight every battle, and I will Trust God to lead me in mine."I don't expect that every Conservative boycott every leftist company in America. Sometimes that is not possible or to much of a "burden" such as you claim.
The problem with MikeinIraq is that he has not just opted out of this particular battle.....but that he is fighting on the other side (his statements on gun-control provided in this thread).
"You would IMO be a poor leader. Mutiny!
I've never lead a Yoga class of Birkenstock-wearing, granola-eating liberals successfully. The U.S. Army did give me high marks for leading soldiers though. Their opinion carries more weight with me than does yours.