I'm sure the boycott is having the same consternation about you as well.

And, thus my point about catering to one's own personal morals and ethics to remain happy. ;)

Well, as a gay, I am participating in a lifetime girlcott.

Screw target, what about best buy?!?!? I shop there all the friggin time .... *sigh*

However, I do think that Target is deserving of some sh!t slung at them.

Here's a little more on the whole subject on Towleroad. To me it is just like Target supporting a hate group like Focus on the Family, to which I would also stop going there.

As someone commented in one of those threads (at the risk of Godwinning himself, I guess), it would be like sending money to Hitler because he had a robust economic policy, even though you had some problems with his "Jew policy." I have to say I agree, given the nasty things that Minnesota PAC candidate has said.

Right now, it sounds like Emmer is trailing in the polls. I do wonder if his defeat would have the effect of making this controversy pretty much fade away immediately.

Say what you will about Hitler . . .

... but he made the trains run on time?

I think that was Mussolini

Oh damn, you're probably right

Well, I gave the matter some thought and I have to say that I agree with the boycott. More so because it shines a light on the new law that lets corporations contribute a lot of money to political campaigns. I don't think corporations should pick our lawmakers. That is, if money equals votes which it seems to some of the time. If anything, it'll give Target some bad press and they'll rethink what was done. No, I don't think it will affect their bottom line, but it will make them pause for a sec. Even though I prefer going to Target, I am reaffirmed in my thinking that no corporation is a saint.