Boycott Starbucks for the good of the nation, urges Michael Moore (elect, CEO)

[Ringo1]

Originally Posted by Endoplasmic

Well, since I already boycott them because I actually like coffee and prefer the beans not be burnt, it is a moot point for me ;-)

Me too. Can't boycott what I already don't patronize.

[rbohm]

so starbucks was loved until someone from there decided to run for president against some party anointed demonrat. yeah thats a good reason to boycott a company(NOT).

[saltine]

I dont get the whole starbucks thing, but I’ll add-MM is a tub o lard who should probably drink some coffee and go for a jog

[AguaDulce]

Originally Posted by Clarallel

Sorry, but I find that disgusting and un-American. ANYONE has the right to run. Of course, I hope no one votes for him, but he still has that right.

However, I don't get coffee at Starbucks anyway, and would urge people to instead support a local indie mom-and-pop coffee shop.

Boycotting as a form of protest is un-American?

Your opinion is noted.

[AguaDulce]

Originally Posted by saltine

I dont get the whole starbucks thing, but I’ll add-MM is a tub o lard who should probably drink some coffee and go for a jog

That's all you got? He's fat? Brilliant insight.

[notnamed]

Why would you boycott the ex-CEO of something?

[joee5]

My family has been boycotting them for years now. After they refused the police of Philadelphia to use their bathrooms. Gotta Google the exact year this occurred though as memory forgot but I do remember the incident. Besides, their coffee was too expensive anyhow

[V8 Vega]

I never go to Starbucks, extreme poor value.

[NewbieHere]

My kids and I are not regular Starbucks customer, but why, this is not democracy, this is blackmail.

[Loveshiscountry]

Originally Posted by AguaDulce

I agree with this suggestion.

“None of us should go to Starbucks until he (ex-Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz) announces he’s not running.”

why?