Glenn Beck's advertisers

Chrysler



Procter and Gamble

GM

Pfizer

WalMart

Geico

Kraft

Nestle

Campbells

Kelloggs

Nutrisystem

Here's where I got the list: http://downwithtyranny.blogspot.com/2009/08/why-boycott-glenn-becks-advertisers.html

on it:bounce:

We are the ones most likely to remember & avoid - GM and Pfizer are the most ironic to me - the government sponsoring its own idiotic critics and a drug company not helping the host with some kind of sanity pills.

GM and one that needs to be pointed out in the banning of the sponsers.

that corporate shit and the world could do without them advertising hate.

I did sign the petition http://www.colorofchange.org/beck/ to "stop the race baiting", though.

Kelloggs is the one that dropped Michael Phelps for a bong pic but they don't mind advertising hate..fucking hypocrites.

I see Michael eating a Subway on my tv, however.

Thanks for this, P2BLK!

same reason and I thank your for including the link!

a good reason to kick this thread so more peeps can see it!

:)

I've got quite a few shares of Nestle. I'll be selling them and sending an e-mail to the company explaining as to why I'm selling.
Its only a drop in the ocean, but every little bit helps.

bit does help so much.

by us, that means we can tell how they spend our money on advertising.
Yes!! :bounce: :bounce:

http://www.takebackthemedia.com/owners.html">Who owns the media?

The Incredible Shrinking Ownership Group
In 1985, there were 50 companies who owned media outlets. The graph on this site shows that between then and now, the number has dwindled to only six, and if the planned deregulation goes through it'll decline even further. Includes the major media reform advocacy groups.

no more Campbells Mushroom Soup for tuna casserole -

Haven't bought Kraft products for years since they are owned by cigarette mega evil corporation.

now we go to work on those mutha fuckin racist enterprise.

because I don't care for petitions.

Chrysler - never owned one and now I never will. I prefer Audis.

Procter and Gamble - this is more difficult because they make so many damn products. The compromise is that I won't pay (or pay much) for anything. I'll get it free (or close to free) from CVS and Walgreens when they have those extra bucks and register rewards deals.

GM - same as Chrysler

Pfizer - fortunately I'm healthy so I've never needed prescription drugs.

WalMart - I don't shop at Wal-Mart because I already did associate them with wingnut jobs.

Geico - State Farm. I always had them on my shop around list though, so now they're off that.

Kraft - easy enough to ignore from now on.

Nestle - very easy to ignore.

Campbells - I prefer Progresso anyway.

Kelloggs - My favorite cereal is Post Honey Bunches, but if on the rare occasion I do buy Kellogg's it will be practically free.

Nutrisystem - never heard of it and if I did hear about it in passing, it obviously wasn't memorable enough.

I don't use their products or services anyway but I'll past on the list.