I didn't see that at the site

thanks for the post.

At least for my iPhone

Does that make me a bastard? Or just part of a bastard?

What is my bastard index?

It probably doesn't matter, as I purchase up to $40 of music a month from I-Tunes, so I'm still supporting a company who employs Chinese slave labor.

Thank goodness none of the other products i consume are morally tainted.

Bryant

I was simply pointing out the irony of using an iPhone app to figure out which less than ethical companies to boycott.

I am always checking for the company logo to ensure it isn't one of theirs. This will make my life a bit easier.

I will get it.

thanks

By turning away from them, we control them. Get it???? THEY HAVE NO POWER. WE HAVE IT ALL. THEY KNOW THIS. THEY LOVE DIVIDING US TO KEEP THINGS THE WAY THEY ARE. AND WE UNWITTINGLY GO ALONG WITH THEM. THEY KNOW WE CAN BRING THEM TO THEIR KNEES ANY TIME WE WANT TO.

- But we don't. There'll be hell to pay, if we ever wake up.......

K&R

..."The French Aristocracy never saw it coming, either."

Seems to work quickly and easily. Tonight I'll play with it to set up my conflict list.

But this sounds pretty damned convenient so I'm in.
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If you make plastic products and you order 28 boxes of virgin polypropylene, there's a good chance you'll get more than one manufacturer's product in your order...and Koch Industries is a huge producer of polypropylene. They make a lot of other petrochemicals and also own an ammonia plant.

So in short, you can't fully boycott Koch Industries without becoming a caveman...you can, however, not buy the things you know they make.

thx

It's pretty polished and runs well.