Here is the list of companies we need to be boycotting. Save it, when you come across another woke company that wants to go broke, add it to the list and repost it. These companies need to learn a vital lesson, we elect lawmakers, not them. - The Great Awakening

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Here is the list of companies we need to be boycotting. Save it, when you come across another woke company that wants to go broke, add it to the list and repost it. These companies need to learn a vital lesson, we elect lawmakers, not them.

posted 3 years ago by jhartz39 3 years ago by jhartz39 +470 / -0

Here is a link to the complete list: https://www.civicalliance.com/votingaccess

Go here, enter a retailer, get a Liberal-Conservative rating. https://www.2ndvote.com/

I realize many of us have limited options. If you find yourself having to chose between grocery stores, chose the lesser of 2 evils and send a email to the one you decided to go with and tell them they are on notice. If they do not change their business practice you will boycott them for the other option. Customer feedback from 80 million people will get their attention.

Here are some of the more common names from the list. I included links to Pepsi and Coke products, they are extensive.

Abercrombie fitch

AFLAC

AMC Entertainment Holdings

American Airlines

American Express

Apple

Bank of America

Ben and Jerry's

BlackRock

Blue Apron

Capital one

Cardinal Health

Coca-Cola https://www.coca-colacompany.com/brands

Citigroup

Cisco

Costco

CyberCore Technologies

Delta Airlines

Discovery

Dow

Dr Pepper

Edelman

Estee Lauder

Etsy

Facebook

Google

Hess Corp

Hewllet Packard

JPMorgan Chase

Keurig

Levis

Lyft

Mailchimp

Major League Baseball

Merck

Microsoft

Oreo (only because they teamed up with Lady GaGa)

Patagonia

PayPal Holdings Inc

PepsiCo Inc https://www.pepsico.com/brands/product-information

Target

T. Rowe Price Group Inc

Tofurky

Trip Advisor

Twitter

Uber

UPS

United Airlines

Viacom CBS

Walmart

Zillow

Here is a list of companies that have stopped selling My Pillow.

Dollar General

ShopHQ

Mattress Firm

Kohl’s

Kroger

BJ’s

Wayfair

Bed Bath & Beyond

TSC/The Shopping Channel

H-E-B

Affirm

Fingerhut

Kinney Drugs

Colony Brands

Bluestream

Coborn’s

Chewy.com

JCP

Organizations that donated to BLM.

Air BnB

Amazon

Deckers

Doordash

Gatorade

23 and me

Lowes

Microsoft

Nabisco

Unilever

Degree

Dropbox

Fitbit

Tinder

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– JusticeWillPrevail 1 point 3 years ago +1 / -0

I don’t think Rakuten has anything like Amazon Prime’s free 2 day shipping, but their website is an aggregator of product listings on various individual shops’ websites. A lot of those shops have free shipping for orders that are over a certain amount (for example, $35), so I tend to buy in bulk.

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– DaesDaemar 1 point 3 years ago +1 / -0

Ok I didn't notice the aggregator aspect of it, just thought it was essentially a coupon extension.

Free shipping is common, free 2-day shipping is less so. 2 days is a lot more tolerable than a week for things you need. Just saying why I like AZ Prime, not why I like the rest of their nonsense.