Guess what?

Boycotting instructions and lists of MAGA businesses to avoid are spread at the protests.

Maybe you would know that if you actually attended one instead of being lambasted on the internet over your idiocy.

I can only assume you are all bots meant to discourage people from protesting, and others would be wise to report and call out these accounts.

What does protesting even do?

1. That’s five million Americans standing in solidarity.

2. That’s five million Americans connecting, organizing, and sharing resources.

3. That’s five million Americans not shopping or working that day.

4. That’s five million Americans being inspired to run for office and support others who are.

5. These protests are only going to get bigger and bigger as the word spreads.

Join them, or STFU about how nobody is doing anything.

Five million Americans protested on April 5th.

Maybe if people like you actually showed instead of burying your head in the sand we’d have the results you are craving.

If you are on the side of Justice, your stance is the wrong one to take.

Solidarity is the right way forward. Take a break when it gets to be too much, but you cannot tune out just because you are upset.

Oh, you rather not hear how you’re getting fucked over just so that later you can be all outraged nobody told you?

Get that “who cares” attitude out of here.

We all care.

Anyone who says it does not matter is a Russian bot for all I care.

People also often incorrectly assume that parents aren’t abusive.

I had an incredibly wealthy stalker that stalked me across three different countries.

Scariest time of my life.

That doesn’t make it legal.

Call Labor & Industry (L&I) and file a worker complaint.

Do exactly what you are doing.

More Americans need to be taking to the streets to protest. They are not showing up and they won’t show up until it really starts hurting.

Woosh.

A simple no-buy for one day boycott led to the way to Prime cancellation.

More than one, actually. I talked to my sister about it and she ended up cancelling hers as well. A couple of our friends did as well.

I used to buy a ton of Amazon stuff. Mostly art supplies, pet supplies, clothes, novelties I didn’t need.

One day, I was browsing Reddit and I was like-- “what is this boycott thing all about?” and then I started by not ordering for one whole day!

Then one whole week!

Then one whole month!

Anyway, I ended up cancelling my Prime subscription, deleting my Amazon account completely, and cancelling my Prime Store credit card.

Then at work, for Valentine’s Day, we each received a $200 dollar Amazon gift card as an employee appreciation gift.

I spoke up and said that I would prefer to receive cash or nothing at all because my values did not align with Amazon-- which caused many of my coworkers to decline theirs as well.

It was so perplexing to leadership, that they decided that going forward they are just going to give us a $200 cash bonus on our paychecks

So anyways, that’s the impact one of these “pointless” boycott posts had on me.