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RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/18/2005 12:39:02 PM

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Guest

Good riddance to the ding-a-lings! We will spend more money at Target, & other stores that ban them!

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RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/18/2005 3:57:53 PM

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Guest

This is one of those Urban Legends that always pop up by uninformed and mindless posters each year. If you believe everything people post without researching it, you should stay home and never go out.

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RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/18/2005 4:00:38 PM

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Guest

I hate those bell ringers and the Salvation Army, nothing but crooks and druggies. Donate to worthy causes instead and actually halp someone with real medical problems or research.

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/18/2005 5:22:28 PM

#29

Guest

Throw a nickel on the drum,
Save another drunken Bum.
Throw a nickel on the floor,
save another dirty......bum.

I support target and their no PITA solicitors at the front door.

The Salvation Army needs some salvation of their own.

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/18/2005 6:36:34 PM

#30

Guest

If you want to boycott a store, boycott Wal-Mart for its monopolistic, predatory pricing practices that have encouraged the destruction of the American commerce system, its promotion of poverty labor/slave wages of its suppliers, its exploitation of children working in foreign factories, for leading the communist country of China into being a multi-billion dollar global market leader replacing American production and workers and for being party to an international lawsuit that is fighting to allow Chinese manufacturers to steal patent technology from American companies.

Target gives tens of millions of dollars to charities every year. If they allow the Salvation Army, which is a good organization, to solicit for donations, they could be sued for not allowing other organizations such as neo-Nazi fundraisers from soliciting donations for their causes.

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/18/2005 6:50:20 PM

#31

Guest

Our family will also support the boycott of Target. Merry Christmas to everyone.

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/18/2005 6:53:39 PM

#32

Guest

quote:

ORIGINAL: Guest

This is one of those Urban Legends that always pop up by uninformed and mindless posters each year. If you believe everything people post without researching it, you should stay home and never go out.

Urban Legends Page

And if you had read this page before posting the link, you would have found out it is actually TRUE.

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/18/2005 9:42:38 PM

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Guest

I don't get all the talk of boycotting Target. A company doesn't have to give money to charity at all. It is a matter of choice (otherwise it would be, what, a tax?). I think everyone should just be thankful that they give what they do. Furthermore, a store has a right to make store policies, and to choose where they wish their charitable donations to go. Do you know where everyplace you shop donates money to? If they donate at all, that is. When you get gas at the gas station or buy school supplies at a drug store do you choose which one to go to based on their charitable contributions? I think not.

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/19/2005 2:02:00 PM

#34

Guest

What this Target employee is saying is that Target isn't mean they're just stupid

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/19/2005 2:07:06 PM

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ORIGINAL: Guest

i truly believe that target has the right to ban the salvation army from ringing there bells outside of their stores. if you choose to donate money to the needy there are plenty of ways to do it, so instead of spending your time typing messages about how furious you are find a way that you can help the needy, you're not helping by just sitting there at your computer compaining about it. and quit turning it into a racism issue, this has nothing to do with the color of anyones skin, it has to do with ringing a bell and asking for money...

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Guest They certainly have that right. We also have the right not to buy anything at Target don't we????

i truly believe that target has the right to ban the salvation army from ringing there bells outside of their stores. if you choose to donate money to the needy there are plenty of ways to do it, so instead of spending your time typing messages about how furious you are find a way that you can help the needy, you're not helping by just sitting there at your computer compaining about it. and quit turning it into a racism issue, this has nothing to do with the color of anyones skin, it has to do with ringing a bell and asking for money...

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/19/2005 6:51:09 PM

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russ1977

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Why don't all you stupid people who are spending so much of your time ranting on and on about your boycotting desires put your time to better use?

For Instance:
- You could volunteer to ring the bell yourself in front of a store that allows it
- You could volunteer at a rescue mission and serve food to the homeless
- You could create your own fundraiser and go door to door collecting

You could do alot of things that are PRODUCTIVE - BUT NO - instead you sit on your asses writing and ranting... Congradulations you ARE a great example for the rest of us! Forgive me for not joining your battle against Target.

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/19/2005 10:07:22 PM

#37

Guest

This is stupid. Go ahead, boycott Target, I'm sure that Wally World will be glad to take your money and use it to fund the sweatshops that make your stretch jeans.

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/20/2005 4:09:04 AM

#38

Guest

I think that Target is trying to provide a peaceful shopping environment for its customers. If you really want to help, you should donate your money to Salvation Army directly.....

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/20/2005 6:03:38 AM

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mrsslc

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It isnt just salvation that Target is not allowing
it is also Toys for Tots campaign
THey want nothing to do with the military or to help with the military.
im sorry but if they cannot support our military and the people who give thier lives to serve our country and give all of us freedom then we do not need to support thier store. They have freedom to operate thier business here in AMerica why not help our Military. I agree its wrong not to let the Salvation Army stand outside its stores and I understand thier feelings to an extend but its for the people in Katrina Hurricane areas .
THey also do not allow anything to do with Jesus either and thats just wrong!!!

Thank you for allowing me to speak my mind

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/20/2005 6:05:55 AM

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RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/20/2005 2:45:29 PM

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NOTICE BOYCOTT ALL TARGET STORES

TARGET IS AN UNAMERICAN CHAIN...

THEY REFUSE ANYTHING AMERICAN, NO MERRY CHRISTMAS, NO TOYS FOR TOTS, NO SALVATION ARMY...THE LIST GOES ON AND ON.

TOYS FOR TOTS AND SALVATION ARMY WERE NOT ASKING TARGET FOR MONEY, JUST TO ACCEPT DONATIONS AT THIER STORES, BUT OH NO TARGET CAN NOT EVEN DO THAT.

NOTICE BOYCOTT ALL TARGET STORES

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/21/2005 1:57:48 AM

#42

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Use a bigger font next time, just to make sure everyone can see it. (Sarcasm expressed here)

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/21/2005 5:33:47 AM

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mrsslc

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They shouls not be able to do retail in the United States if they donot want to stand up for America!!!

We need to be thankful for our AMERICA and the freedoms we have here!!!!
This goes for any store that will not help our troops or our American people.

I for one will not buy from any store that willn ot help our troops

Im sorry thats how I feel

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/21/2005 10:07:36 AM

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russ1977

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Are you all just stupid morons or what?

Given this is America - we have freedoms - of which retail chains can set their own guidelines for their business. Come on say it with me even if it makes you cringe - F R E E D O M !!! So if you are so f*cking dumb and want everything in America to be based on your narrow views, perhaps it is time for you to move to another country that is totally state regulated - perhaps China will suit you!

If you really want to look at "Un-American" chains, perhaps you should look at Walmart! The added benefit is that they support countries that think the same way you do!

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/21/2005 10:22:57 AM

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I hate to say it but I am with Target on this one. Although the Salvation Army does a lot of good in the community, I find that some of the bell ringers tend to be pushy and at times their behavior borders on panhandling. I admit that is not always the case but because of the actions of a few, I tend to go in the door that is furthest from the ringers. With that I plan on being at Target more this season than other stores because of the bell ringers.

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/21/2005 11:21:46 AM

#46

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To say that people disagree with gay marriage and then bring up "African American" people, you are really off kilter or really hung up on the PAST!
Target can have their sales and try to compete, but eventually they will go broke. Can't keep up with the Wal-Mart's of the times.

RE: Target Stores Boycotting The Salvation Army - 11/23/2005 2:28:17 PM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: russ1977

Are you all just stupid morons or what?

Given this is America - we have freedoms - of which retail chains can set their own guidelines for their business. Come on say it with me even if it makes you cringe - F R E E D O M !!! So if you are so f*cking dumb and want everything in America to be based on your narrow views, perhaps it is time for you to move to another country that is totally state regulated - perhaps China will suit you!

If you really want to look at "Un-American" chains, perhaps you should look at Walmart! The added benefit is that they support countries that think the same way you do!

Where is your facts about walmart then? Just because you say it does not mean it.
Atleast I posted why I ask you all to boycott Target stores.

walmart and the rest of them sell the same items on the shelves, that is fine if you prefer to pay more at your favorite "unamerican" target store for the exact same thing.

you are the only stupid one...

you can not see the forest through the trees infront of you.

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