Do you want to go over to Target and get some Bud Light?

 

There is a smell of boycott in the air. Or maybe it is just stale fish.

There has been a lot of bullshit going around about boycotts because of the attempt by the homosexual industrial complex trying to normalize transgenderism and grooming children. They are astonished that anyone would be against that. Bud Light thinks that dumb white guys should buy their shitty beer and shut up and let the libs do whatever they want. That is not working out so well for them.

Boycotts have not been effective in the past. I know because I participate in a bunch of them. I started boycotting the NBA and NFL after the BLM and self-hating whites began kowtowing to the criminal element. Many people said they would do the same. Some of my family and friends were vociferous in their claims. But now they watch football. Douchenozzles.

I think the only boycott that will be effective is the one against Bud Light. You can expect to be mocked if you drink it so most will not. Going to Target is a different story. I think some people will avoid it. I know I will as we got a few things in Target because it is cheaper. Most will do whatever is most convenient, political principles be damned.

Get Woke Go Broke is a nice saying but it isn't remotely true. Woke is all around. It is extremely hard to exist and not be snowed under with wokeness.

It is a lonely battle but we each must wage it as best as we can.

 

She looks familiar

Transgender woman arrested in voyeurism incident at Target https://t.co/TyVYOwoMwB pic.twitter.com/kXmTcYnfaz

— Fox News (@FoxNews) July 13, 2016

Off Target

Via tweet

"Target Removes Gender Labels From Kids Sections After Complaints"

“As guests have pointed out, in some departments like toys, home or entertainment, suggesting products by gender is unnecessary,” Target said. “We heard you, and we agree. Right now, our teams are working across the store to identify areas where we can phase out gender-based signage to help strike a better balance.”

In June, Ohio mom Abi Bechtel called out Target’s gender designations in its toy aisle. She posted a photo to Twitter that showed store signs for “Girls’ Building Sets” next to regular “Building Sets.” The outcry was swift, with angry shoppers calling for change.

“It stood out to me as a good example of the way our culture tends to view boys and men as the default, normal option and girls and women as the specialized option,” Bechtel told CNN at the time.

Without signs I'm completely lost. It's a good thing I don't have kids of my own.