My wife and I have business quite often in the fashion world, with models, designers, photographers, et cetera.
Does your wife, significant other, or female relatives buy or covet Chanel? It is one of the premiere luxury fashion Houses in the world.
And CoCo Chanel chose to be the mistress of a Nazi during WWII.
Does that change your perspective on that $2,000 handbag or $6,000 slinky dress your wife wants to buy?
Look around today in our modern America. How many people stick their heads up tyrannical arses for the sake of success?
How will you choose to deal with the products and services such people offer? How will you deal with the individual, if you are ever face to face with him or her?
Answer carefully, Patriot. Much of your favorite gear is made in China and India. Much of the ammo at the gun show is made in Commie/Socialist factories. Many of the foods on your table come from places where slave labor brings it from the fields.
Indeed, in this very community of Patriots, some choose the company of FedGov minions, consider them to be allies, and accept stolen dollars from Washington.
When you claim to disavow such people, goods and services, are you living your words?
Think about it.
Kerodin
III
AP covered this with his chinese made boot purchase. Personally I agree with him.
ReplyDeleteIs that made in USA product you purchased a backer of the Patriot movement or a socialist who cares not of the Constitution.
Think Patriots.
BR
I was the Patriot who called out the alleged "Arctic Patriot" for his blatant support for boots he is wearing made by slave labor in Red China. One of his excuses for his unnecessary glorification of his ChiCom boots was that his beloved ChiCom boots were a gift from his spouse. Fine. But the fact is this alleged "patriot" glorified his slave labor produced boots. He then went on to state the immense pride he would have to wear boots if even those boots were made by communist mass murderers Josef Stalin and Pol Pot.
DeleteAt best I consider this Artic Patriot bloke to be no less than a well-intentioned fool. At worse he is a scoundrel imploring American citizens to thumb their noses at their own country and embrace the fruits of slave labor in Red China.
DAN III
Pennsylvania
There is a certain irony to using Communist manufactured goods in the fight for liberty.
ReplyDelete- Cato, the American
Spot on!
ReplyDeleteSad! We would not be in this mess today if we would have embraced our Christian brothers and sisters in Germany instead of betraying our own kinred during World War 11. Our German kindred was fighting the good fight to free the world from international finance, but instead we turned on our own and saved the international bankers who now enslave us all.
ReplyDeleteYou need to try that again. I did not follow what you were trying to say.
DeleteCruachan!
Highlander
Anon 11:38 - Expand on that a bit...
ReplyDeleteFrench men dropped their rifles at the sight of Germans; apparently French women dropped their knickers.
ReplyDeleteI bought a Bersa for carry,cost$300, the laser grips ,made in the USA , cost $304 with shipping. Sometimes it's cost prohibitive to buy American, but I try.
ReplyDeleteKerodin, Anon 11:38 is talking about fighting for the Jews and not against them. I'll just leave it at that. Anon 7:37, is this not what we like about French women?
ReplyDeleteI read last year about how Home Depot openly sponsored a fag float during one of them gay Pride parades. I have often thought about visiting a local store with a print out of the article with sources. I could fill a push cart with all kinds of little boxes of nails, a trillion plumbing pieces, misc. sockets and batteries, etc. After allowing the cashier to ring it all up, I could ask for the manager, and give him the handout. Perhaps businesses such as Home Depot would start getting the hint that we don't approve of their left wing stance, and stage these little protests. Of course, my protest would not include paying for the items, and cause lost time for Home Depot to re-stock the inventory. What a hassle for Home Depot. Just understand, it would be in your best interest to avoid these institutions for a long time!
ReplyDeleteDan: AP is neither a fool nor scoundrel.
ReplyDeleteYou and he disagree on a point. When you disagree, try to keep the ad hominem and personal attacks out of the discussion, and focus instead on the issue.
Both of you point your bayonets at the same general enemies.
Kerodin
III
Mr. K, I believe that ANY American who conjures up the memory of communist mass murderers, tyrants who murdered 10s of MILLIONS of their own citizens, and makes reference to having pride even if these mass murders themselves produced his beloved boots he implored others to purchase, has a serious credibility problem in my estimation. Perhaps Arctic Patriot would be proud to own a lampshade made from the skin of Nazi concentration camp victims ?
DeleteIt is evident to me that this AP bloke and I do not maintain the same value systems.
Thank you for entertaining my earlier comments.
DAN III
Pennsylvania