• @mawkishdave@lemmy.world
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    521 year ago

    To be fair if I see a sign saying they support Trump, GOP, or anti-LGBT I keep walking on by. I have seen many places that say if you are a bigot, sexist, or racist you are not welcome here. Those are the places I spend my money at.

    • @watson387@sopuli.xyz
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      301 year ago

      Exactly. A Trump sign at a business guarantees that business won’t get my money now or in the future.

      • @Techmaster@lemmy.world
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        261 year ago

        There’s a large grocery store chain here that the owner was at the Jan 6th insurrection. A lot of people, including myself, refuse to shop there now.

        • @murgus@lemm.ee
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          61 year ago

          Was it Publix? I know the owner’s a huge supporter of conservative causes— really hope she’s not also an insurrectionist. (Asking bc I’m trying to avoid giving business to Walgreens, and just started sending prescriptions to Publix instead.)

      • @gorillakitty@lemmy.world
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        141 year ago

        I stopped going to a dentist because her office looked like Trump campaign headquarters. Signs and shit everywhere. She otherwise seemed nice and competent but hell no.

    • Flying Squid
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      141 year ago

      There’s a pizza place in a town near me that has “Make Pizza Great Again” permanently painted on their sign in huge letters. Needless to say, they will never get my business.

      • Omega
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        51 year ago

        There’s a place near me that I was planning on eating at. Then I saw they had a “Back the Bleu” burger. They won’t get my business.

    • Temple Square
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      111 year ago

      Don’t forget the “Jesus fish” on their logo.

      I’m from out west, so it was a very foreign concept for me when I visited my sister in Arkansas and saw a lot of “Christian Family Auto” type places with Jesus swag trying to win over business.