Brawny, Sparkle (glass cleaner) Mardi Gras...these Brands are Koch Bros Products.

[Stuart G]

They are Georga Pacific products..
Boycott them now, and forever.....and pass this on...

[PA Democrat]

1. Printing and copier paper brands to boycott as well:

GP
GP Advantage
GP Image Plus
Spectrum

[Stuart G]

So-Dri winshield and paper wipes.. also..

Georgia Pacific also
............Interstate So-Dri Blue Winshield and Auto Care Paper Wipe - 2 Ply, SingleFold,

[Bozita]

2. Angel Soft and Northern toilet paper

[Fla Dem]

3. Boycott them all...

Angel Soft toilet paper
Brawny paper towels
Dixie plates, bowls, napkins and cups
Mardi Gras napkins and towels
Quilted Northern toilet paper
Soft 'n Gentle toilet paper
Sparkle napkins
Vanity Fair napkins
Zee napkins

[bullwinkle428]

9. I'd go out of my way to buy that toilet paper if it featured pictures

of the Koch brothers on each square! :evilgrin:

[azurnoir]

4. to see GP products here

http://www.gp.com/

[eleny]

11. They're everywhere :(

[KamaAina]

5. New Orleans should sue the bastards over "Mardi Gras"

:P

[Stuart G]

6. Every Progressive and fair minded person should have a list..

cause it is a "free market system" and we can choose to buy other products...correct..

[Tsiyu]

7. Check everything you purchase

I accidentally bought some rope a month ago to put up tarps (purchased at Tractor Supply) and realized when I got home that it was a Kochroach brothers product.

I will be checking everything I buy from now on....they will not get one more dime from my poverty-ridden self. They have plenty enough, the greedy fucks. Why do they hate economic freedom for the rest of us?

[Ratty]

8. I wish I had a list

... of not only what NOT to buy, but recommended brands I SHOULD buy. The RW corps are so big there are just too many products to keep track of, and not just for Koch Industries but, I guess, 3M now as well.

If I had a list like this I'd carry it with me all the time. Ideally it would be organized by type of product: Hygiene, Frozen Food, Kitchen Products, etc. It would have in the first column the brands to avoid, and in a second column brands that are OK with maybe exceptionally progressive companies having a little asterisk next to them. Some of the lists I've seen recommend brands that are too small and not available where I shop or are recommended because they are considered "green" or organic when that isn't necessarily what I want.

Can anyone recommend a list like that, or can some industrious person make one? I bet it would see widespread use. I just bought toilet paper the other day and forgot to consider whether it was a Koch brand. I want to be a more aware shopper in general and if I had a list like that always with me I think I could get in the habit of checking it.

Seriously guys, there's just too many RW corporations for me to keep track of what I should and shouldn't buy.

[Bardley]

10. the vast majority of everything they sell is taken home in rail cars, trucks and ships/barges

as unbranded raw materials, not consumer goods in shopping carts

it's why so many people have never heard of this incredibly huge privately held company, until their politics became more visible

not telling people not to boycott, just saying it will have almost zero effect

they are about the least consumer connected company in the country - they are at the raw materials end of the chain