How come Target gets to play around with our democracy, but

[hedgehog]

we can't play around in their stores?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=385&topic_id=495704&mesg_id=495704

The first thing these corporations do when protesters show up is call the cops.

[Stuart G]

1. I ain't going to be going to their stores any more...nt...

[hedgehog]

2. I have a gift card left over from last Christmas that now I

must go out and spend or else leave money in Target's pocket!

[Pab Sungenis]

3. Sadly, they were our alternative to Wal-Mart

since between them they squeezed all the local businesses out around here. Looks like we're going to have to wait until we can afford gas to go clothes shopping in another county.

[hedgehog]

4. What county doesn't have the same line-up of big box stores?

[RKP5637]

5. F*** Target, Best Buy and Walmart. n/t

[Riftaxe]

6. Somehow i think you would call the cops

if I walked into your living room at 3 am, and started shouting (i can't sing :P) the lyrics to Tull's Aqualung...:rofl:

if you cannot see the analogy, maybe someone will explain to you private property, and nuisance laws.

[hedgehog]

7. Oh, I understand about private property laws, but once Target

steps into the public sector, shouldn't those laws be modified? If Target is spending money to talk to us, why can't we talk back?

It's more a rhetorical question.