Whoa, that isn't what I said!
Posted By: please read on 2006-12-11
In Reply to: How dare you call me ludicrous for my convictions! Get lost. I am allowed to believe how I wish. - nm
Whatever your convictions, that's your business. What I find ludicrous is probably every store you shop at sells the material you are talking about but you don't ban them. Every grocery chain sells it. Convenience stores/gas stations. Wal-Mart is by no means the only one. You would find it very difficult to shop/function/live if you boycott all of it.
Feel as you wish. More power to you.
I just bet there's much more to it than what you state because you only chose the 1 store when many others you visit do the same thing. :)
I think you just hurt yourself, that's all.
Carry on with your convictions. More power to you!
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