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Originally Posted by JSWolf
I understand for boycotting a business because you disagree with their politics. For example, Hobby Lobby who gets to ban people who are gay because they disagre with people being gay and it's a religious thing. But for being neutral? That's lame.
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People can and do boycott businesses for all sorts of reasons. Some businesses such as Hobby Lobby and Chick-fil-a are pretty open about their religious affiliations. Your choice not to buy from them if you feel offended by that. Hobby Lobby, of course, didn't ban anyone. The Hobby Lobby case was about covering contraceptives in employee health coverage.