>There is a difference between boycotting people because they have different opinions, and refusing to give money to a company who turns around and uses it to a

>There is a difference between boycotting people because they have different opinions, and refusing to give money to a company who turns around and uses it to actively support anti-gay legislation. I respect anyone's choice to do so. However, for me personally I see trying to convince other people to share your opinion as just an extension of having an opinion in the first place. I wouldn't vote for a law to ban gay marriage, but I'd still patronize a business who's owner did. Unless that owner was doing something more than peacefully trying to coerce people to vote for said law.