I think those knee-jerk ideological boycotts hurt the consumer more than the businesses (even in aggregate). It's your right to do so, but remember that both businesses sell many good Christian books, etc., as well, regardless of what the PC corporate spokeshomos say.
“I think those knee-jerk ideological boycotts hurt the consumer more than the businesses (even in aggregate). It’s your right to do so, but remember that both businesses sell many good Christian books, etc., as well, regardless of what PC corporate spokeshomos say.
This has gone far beyond economic concerns; at least, it has for Christians. The “hurt” for the consumer is now a sacrifice to remove oneself from worldly influence. Have you read about “The Mark of the Beast”. That’s exactly what is coming and Christians should get ready. We won’t be able to buy, sell, engage in any kind of commerce or run a business without the assurance that we will go along with any and all the premises of evil and even participate. In the end, there will only be two choices. Many Christians will lose their eternal souls by trying to equivocate and blend the two. World friendly mega churches are already doing it and misleading millions.
My consumerism is about the least of my concerns at this point in time. Although other books are nice to have, I have had the essential one to my well-being all my life. Besides, it’s just a matter of time before they stop selling those too for the same reasons they give for not selling the Confederate flag.