Boycott Starbucks !!!

[the blur]

http://money.cnn.com/2016/09/07/news/economy/howard-schultz-hillary-clinton/index.html

What a f-in dumbassss.   I hope he loses 50% of his customers.

 

 

[uberyan]

Gary Johnson. 

 

[turkeyfeathers]

Love my Timmys.  And at double the price for Starbucks I've boycotted long ago. $6 iced coffee with a tip jar out.  Ya , no thanks 

[ny hunter]

Never liked Starbucks they could all close would not bother me a bit

[Core]

I already was boycotting them. Too expensive, no drive through

[landtracdeerhunter]

In the interest of business, one would think C.E.O. 's would stay politically neutral.

[mattypotpie8S]

Whats starbucks?

Edited September 8, 2016 by mattypotpie8S

[grampy]

I'll take Donkey Donuts over Starbucks any day!

[ny hunter]

They getting pricey also.I get my morning cup at a station they serve green mountain coffe.

[DirtTime]

I prefer Stewart's coffee. Makes you wonder who Cabelas, Bass Pro Shops, and stores like that are backing.

[fasteddie]

I thought people went to Starbucks to use their Wi-Fi ........

[landtracdeerhunter]

Bottom line is shareholders of Starbucks should be calling for Howard Schultz's resignation.

[virgil]

Are you suggesting that everyone should boycott every company whose CEO is not voting Trump?

[Uptown Redneck]

3 hours ago, virgil said:

Are you suggesting that everyone should boycott every company whose CEO is not voting Trump?

That's the illogical thought process of the conservative mindset found here. When they disagree with someone, and that someone is ANYONE who doesn't share their twisted vision of the world, they immediately seek to "run them out of town" 

[moog5050]

Politics aside, where would I buy my frappemochachinolatte?  $1 per letter per cup (ice is extra).  I think I spelled that right.   For those wondering, it works as well as the fireballs Larry mentioned.  Not quite as convenient or cost effective though.

[Doewhacker]

I think Ill stop in to a Starbucks on my way home and get a double shot while wearing my Under armour Kaepernick jersey.

 

 

 

[Doewhacker]

7 minutes ago, moog5050 said:

Politics aside, where would I buy my frappemochachinolatte?  $1 per letter per cup (ice is extra).  I think I spelled that right.   For those wondering, it works as well as the fireballs Larry mentioned.  Not quite as convenient or cost effective though.

Buy your own machine like I did. So worth it. I recommend a Breville all in one.

[moog5050]

12 minutes ago, Doewhacker said:

Buy your own machine like I did. So worth it. I recommend a Breville all in one.

I will admit to putting flavored creamer in my folgers, but that is as far as I go.  Kids going to college at some point - can't waste their tuition money on $8 cups of coffee.  Somehow my unemployed (relative to remain un-named) finds the means to do so.

[Doewhacker]

3 minutes ago, moog5050 said:

I will admit to putting flavored creamer in my folgers, but that is as far as I go.  Kids going to college at some point - can't waste their tuition money on $8 cups of coffee.  Somehow my unemployed (relative to remain un-named) finds the means to do so.

@$600 for the machine, beans anywhere $7 and up and it pays for itself quickly.  I drink mine out of a travel mug, 4 double shots daily with one sugar and tiny bit of milk. No stinkin flavors or chocolate, yeckhh.

[moog5050]

2 minutes ago, Doewhacker said:

@$600 for the machine, beans anywhere $7 and up and it pays for itself quickly.  I drink mine out of a travel mug, 4 double shots daily with one sugar and tiny bit of milk. No stinkin flavors or chocolate, yeckhh.

I am sure its good Doewhacker.  I like coffee, but I am one of those any coffee will do people.

[Buckmaster7600]

That's the illogical thought process of the conservative mindset found here. When they disagree with someone, and that someone is ANYONE who doesn't share their twisted vision of the world, they immediately seek to "run them out of town" 

I choose not to spend money at company's that do not have similar views as I do. I would never tell anyone "other than my daughter" not to do something.

We live in he greatest country in the world and have freedoms and choices. I don't shop at Target because they don't want me to have personal protection. I do t shop at dicks because they don't sell ar15's etc etc. I won't wear under armor because they buckle under liberal pressures.

I don't think I have ever had a Starbucks product and I won't ever after reading this.




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[Doewhacker]

Boy you sure showed them! 

 

[airedale]

45 minutes ago, Buckmaster7600 said:

 

 

I choose not to spend money at company's that do not have similar views as I do. I would never tell anyone "other than my daughter" not to do something.

We live in he greatest country in the world and have freedoms and choices. I don't shop at Target because they don't want me to have personal protection. I do t shop at dicks because they don't sell ar15's etc etc. I won't wear under armor because they buckle under liberal pressures.

I don't think I have ever had a Starbucks product and I won't ever after reading this.

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Exactly what he said!

 

Al

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Edited September 9, 2016 by airedale

[landtracdeerhunter]

8 hours ago, virgil said:

Are you suggesting that everyone should boycott every company whose CEO is not voting Trump?

No;  What I am saying is politics should never be mixed into business.  Can severely limit your customer base.

 

[landtracdeerhunter]

5 hours ago, Uptown Redneck said:

That's the illogical thought process of the conservative mindset found here. When they disagree with someone, and that someone is ANYONE who doesn't share their twisted vision of the world, they immediately seek to "run them out of town" 

And some here are quick to pass judgement.