Ford pulls LR/Jag GLBT support due to American Family threat

innerSpaceman · 12-07-2005, 03:49 PM

Since it's obvious that a retaliatory boycott would be not only ineffective, but hypocritical ... what else is rationally being suggested to express one's displeasure at this turn of events?

And I could be persuaded to express such displeasure ... if I had any. And that would depend on me getting some information as to cancelled Ford sponsorships of gay events. As of now, however, I've half a mind to thank Ford for ceasing to pander to me as a gay man.

(btw - thanks, Alex; "pander" was exactly the word I was unsuccessfully reaching for.)

And I don't mean to dis anyone who is concerned abou the advertising switch. I may not get it, but anyone has a right to be concerned with whatever concerns them. I just think there's way bigger fish.

12-07-2005, 03:49 PM	#11
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	Since it's obvious that a retaliatory boycott would be not only ineffective, but hypocritical ... what else is rationally being suggested to express one's displeasure at this turn of events? And I could be persuaded to express such displeasure ... if I had any. And that would depend on me getting some information as to cancelled Ford sponsorships of gay events. As of now, however, I've half a mind to thank Ford for ceasing to pander to me as a gay man. (btw - thanks, Alex; "pander" was exactly the word I was unsuccessfully reaching for.) And I don't mean to dis anyone who is concerned abou the advertising switch. I may not get it, but anyone has a right to be concerned with whatever concerns them. I just think there's way bigger fish.
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