rebeccaonbluesky.bsky.social
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Trust the process. Bezos isn't going to come out and admit how much he loses. But he knows that every boycott day results in more customers who never come back when they realize they have alternatives.
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Thanks Jeff Douglas. I think we all need this today
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As a Canadian, I am also buying from those countries. We should stick together.
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This sort of thing is real and it is the death knell of democracy. I'm thinking of Hitler's brown shirts
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It is true that the corporations won't be likely to admit when boycotts work. But here in Canada one of our largest grocery retailers responded to a boycott by having a personal meeting with the leader of the boycott. They will notice and the boycott will likely be bigger next time bc word spreads.
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There have been a couple of boycotts here in Canada and no business really admitted that the boycott was working. Then Heinz restarted manufacturing ketchup in Canada and Loblaw's, the largest grocery chain, suddenly started finding ways to offer lower prices.
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I'm guessing we haven't heard anything bc of all the drama at the White House. Also, I don't imagine Bezos is going to admit that their sales were down on Friday. The admission comes when they change policies as a result of the boycott. For now we have to trust and keep up the pressure.
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And he'll probably go around bragging about how great a depression he caused. 'It's the greatest depression ever.'
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I think on this day and in this moment talking about being premier 'forever' should really strike a nerve. Anybody but Ford. If ever there was a time to strategic vote, this is it.