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If it's not announced, if your intentions are not known, is it a boycott? I'd say no, because you're not boycotting Store A if you're shopping at Store B for so
by luckylion 4y ago
If it's not announced, if your intentions are not known, is it a boycott? I'd say no, because you're not boycotting Store A if you're shopping at Store B for some reason other than your hate of Store A for store-unrelated reasons (e.g. the political stance of the store owner, or the color of their skin).
- bb88 4y agoEven simpler, making your intentions known should fall under "political speech" -- which currently enjoy the widest protections under the courts.
- Animatronio 4y agoThis is precisely how one would create a silent majority - muzzling any dissenting speech or attitude.