Boycott


Everyday there’s a new movement.

Some new headline to get caught up in.

Sad thing is, some are important issues, or are related to important issues, but people–actors, models, politicians, and regular joe’s, alike–get caught up in their own personal, but also very PUBLIC, agendas.

They don’t accomplish much of anything.

The boycott is a popularity contest, seeking the most followers and retweets, creating zero change; instead, a bunch of fake, forced public apologies, deleted tweets, & slaps on the instawrist.

I’m not against protesting, but can we stop laying the blame, and instead start pointing at solutions?

Can we stop following every mindless fool that starts a hashtag? Can we read and learn and have intellectual exchanges?

What happened to “be the change you wanna see”?

#Blinders

Every day it’s

A new boycott.

Another op-ed.

Another Viral Retweet.

#HashtagHashtag

Another open letter…to whom it may concern.

Like dominoes, one after the other; let’s knock as many down as we can, ‘til nothing or no one is left standing.

El Negro,

Crooked Hillary,

Trump – doesn’t need a nickname.

Let’s label

H&M,

Target,

Ivanka.

Let’s scrutinize

Gender,

Sexuality,

Religion.

Let’s alienate

Mexicans,

Hispanics,

Melania,

Non-whites,

and Shithole countries.

What would Jesus do…

Chick Fil’ A?

Planned Parenthood?

Transgender Bathrooms?

Let’s boycott

Hollywood,

The Grammies,

The Academy,

Peter Rabbit,

Vaccines,

Shampoo,

Beyonce,

LeBron.

-Come on, what you got against LeBron?

Why’d he leave though?

-Geez, can a person live?

Let’s kneel or bend over for

Police,

Guns,

Wall Street,

The National Anthem.

In God we trust?

And censor

Reporters,

The News,

The Truth?

Are we really making a stand? Or just grandstanding?

Let’s boycott

Cuba,

Venezuela,

North Korea,

China,

America Next?

Men,

Women,

Children?

But why in that order? #WomenFirst #KidsLivesMatter

::slaps forehead::

WHO CARES about the order?!?!

Just LIVE!

It’s such an angry, frustrating, confusing time for our kids to grow up in.

I didn’t want Trump for President.

I don’t want Oprah for President.

I don’t want Kanye, or Arnold (to be back), or any other famous cualquiera to helicopter into the Presidency.

Is it too much to ask for an intelligent, respectable individual that is serious about leading and uniting this melting pot?

Is it too much for each group to stop demanding only what suits them?

We’re all to blame.

Boycott the boycott.

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