Most effective boycotts start with clear aim - Eugene Kane, Milwaukee J/S editorial writer

[Scuba]

http://www.jsonline.com/news/statepolitics/118549229.html

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"The public unions don't seem to have their boycott act together yet. There's been little to no publicity about specific targets or locations to avoid. Frankly, I doubt if most Milwaukeeans even know what kind of products the Koch brothers make.


"The most effective boycott hands-down in my mind was the 1955 Montgomery bus boycott that launched the modern civil rights movement. That was the beginnings of a revolution that truly changed society in significant ways."


Here's a link to Koch Bros. products you can boycott.

http://www.treehugger.com/files/2011/03/boycott-koch-brothers-products-where-to-start.php

[Sherman A1]

1. I am no longer buying Georgia Pacific consumer goods

I am sure there are many more things in which they are involved, but that seemed to be the easiest place to start.

[Brickbat]

2. I'm guessing part of the issue is that many GP products are union-made. Most unions don't like to

boycott union-made products, and I don't either.

[postulater]

3. Maybe that is why there is local interest in exposing M&I Bank as Walkerites.