re: #26 Killgore Trout

True, but I’d guess that most people want convert/persuade others to their point of view. Some of that is basic human nature. But that’s why I draw a line when it comes to efforts to control what radio shows people can listen to, who can have a job or run a business. At some point the basic human desire to persuade others turns into controlling zealotry.

I see you’re going to just shoehorn in your retardation everywhere it isn’t even remotely relevant. Voluntary boycotts can be motivated for all kinds of reasons, but they’re all about self control, over one’s own purchasing decisions, who one lends support to and exercising freedom of association. Only in your massive head wound influenced worldview can such actions be conflated with a fundamentalist focus on controlling the other.