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All 407 of them. www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/04/26/all-the-things-you-can-no-longer-buy-if-you-re-really-boycotting-trans-friendly-businesses.html

No need. The Boss Springsteen showed us that there is no need for consistency.He plays in Arab states - but not North Carolina.He is my hero

Why shop at Target when you can get equally poor quality merchandise at Walmart for 20% less

I can't save everyone that's drowning, so I'll save none of them.I can't fix all the problems in the world, so I'll fix none of them.I can't boycott all the places I disagree with, so I'll boycott them all.I do hear your point, but it is virtually impossible to track down every single bad thing that every company does/supports. But when it is OBVIOUS and BLATANT, then you perhaps have much better grounds for acting.Further, while most of us might not want most public companies to discriminate against gays working there, we might draw that line at being supportive of transgender bathroom privileges--especially if it will directly affect us.

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Re: Eddie...classic fallacy

Right on Aaron.A Jonas brother isn't playing North Carolina anymore either...but if the Arab Emirates want him - he's there. Too bad for him his Dad was about to open a family restaurant in Concord. I guess he can't eat at his Dad's restaurant now either.However, perhaps Selectivity works best - knock em down one at a time. If we get Target to knuckle under, the other guys will get in line.The NFL and NBA do it the same way - one at a time.Perhaps Eddie can review the list and let us know the next one to take a shot at. Perhaps Starbucks