Sonofanump;1523555 wrote:So we good for diner after we go see Ender's Game?
I'm taken so no thanks on the date.
But yeah, I'm not really big into that sort of boycott because I doubt the efficacy of them. Personally I don't eat at Chik-fil-a because there's none near me. Their owner's bigoted opinions count for maybe like 1% of why I don't eat there. Same thing with Barilla pasta, never used it before, but now I definitely won't. My lack of support for the Salvation Army is because there's so many available alternatives that do the same thing that they do. Many charities to donate to and Goodwill to give clothes to/shop at (Plus I feel GW is usually much better organized).
As far as Ender's Game goes, I'll probably see the movie, it's an interesting story and me not going isn't going to effect anything. What I like to do with that sort of thing is make people aware of the actions/statements of whoever it is that's being an asshole and hopefully they also agree and recognize that sort of behavior isn't something to be lauded. I'm much more concerned with people's attitudes and perceptions continuing to change towards accepting gay people than I am with hurting the pocketbooks of people that don't.
OSH;1523451 wrote:They don't NOT like any PERSON.
So...what you stated was your "official" view of what you think they view "unofficially."
No, they've lobbied against pro-gay laws. Spending money on something is about the most official stance you can take on an issue.
Anyway. Yeah, older washers and dryers definitely seem more robust in their construction.