Forum Post: Illustration: Corporate Welfare vs 99%
Posted 12 years ago on Sept. 29, 2011, 8:20 p.m. EST by ishikabe
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Boycotting has worked successfully in many countries. In Sweden boycotts have brought companies to their knees. However, Sweden is highly unionized and organized and usually it only takes a couple of people in lawn chairs in front of all retail outlets to get a mass boycott to happen.
how bout a boycott of bofa and citibank and all the rest...withdraw all accounts and put into credit unions and local banks. that might get their attention...
how bout a boycott of bofa and citibank and all the rest...withdraw all accounts and put into credit unions and local banks. that might get their attention...