Confessions of an Economic Terrorist!
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Oh, this is a confession. Confession of an economic terrorist. Yes, I’m an economic terrorist. Are you an economic terrorist? I got some new word. New word, economic terrorist. I mean, some might have called George Soros back in the day, breaking the pound. Anyway, neither here nor there. The folks over at MSNBC have now said anybody, anybody on the right side of the political spectrum.
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that decides to engage in a boycott. That’s an example, a retail boycott. Like, I’m not gonna shop at Lululemon because they fired those employees for doing the right thing and stopping would-be robbers. Or I’m not stopping a Target anymore because they wanna shove the whole tuck your wee-wee in your little kid’s clothes because they’re gonna gender affirming. Well, I can’t even, again, there’s so many words. I don’t even, I can’t get my arms around.
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You know what I’m talking about. I don’t want to shop there anymore. You are an economic terrorist. What else? Plenty examples of economic terrorism here, there, and everywhere. Oh no, you stopped drinking Bud Light. Terrorist! You’re an economic terrorist. You know, the concept of retail boycotts. Again, this is Al Sharpton. But remember Al back in the day.
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I miss this Al Sharpton. I do. The new Al Sharpton, he doesn’t look healthy being that skinny and he’s wearing all these fancy suits. The real Al Sharpton is the guy with the hair and the curl and the soul glow in there and he’s got the velour jumpsuit on and he’s making up fake crap with Tawana Brawley and he’s got his bullhorn out shaking down some business or corporation.
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Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson, they started the whole retail boycott thing. That’s their gig. They started it. Now, when conservatives are actually starting to think about boycotting certain things because they’re sick and tired, you’re a terrorist. Listen, I, for one, I tell people all the time, you have the opportunity to vote every single day. What do I mean by that?
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Where you spend your money is you’re deciding. That’s a vote in essence, if you think about it. You’re choosing where your money goes. So, and I think back in the day, I explained this to people. I said, you know, I don’t understand for the life of me why you would do business with certain big investment firms based upon all the crime and all the crap and the stuff that they pulled off on the American people. I said, take your business elsewhere.
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But I never really, I mean, certain companies out there I would avoid. I know I always look at where something is made in regards to product quality. Like I said, that label made in the USA means something. Made in Italy means something. It’s beyond it. Made in Germany. You took a certain quality of items when it comes to manufacturing. But it has been certain times I’ve seen businesses do certain things and I kind of make a little mental note. I don’t know if I follow through. But I took quote.
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I don’t know, it was season one or season two of the great television show Yellowstone. And John Dutton, John Dutton is telling the sheriff, telling the sheriff, we just tried to screw over his number one there, Rip, by hiding a bullet case. And he says, I’m making a list. You’re on it. Well, I’m starting to make lists. There are businesses now that I just don’t even think about.
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Think about going in or voting or giving them any of my hard earned dollars. Here’s what it is. Watchdog on wallstreet.com.
