Boycott GM and Chrysler. I think I will. I was already boycotting Chrysler, just because they suck. I was a GM fan until Obama took over the company. The second that happened, I became a Ford fan, as I previously stated. And without further ado: buy FORD!
And another reason I refuse to support Government Motors; MSLGBTV supports them now as their cause du jour.
The Ethical Case for Boycotting Chrysler and GM
By Gary Jason
In business ethics, the typical way one makes a judgment about the morality of a business action or practice is to consider the facts surrounding it in the light of four major ethical perspectives. These four ethical theories have been the ones considered most plausible in over two millennia of moral philosophy.
The first perspective is the natural rights view, or what I will call the (A) rights perspective. This view judges an action or practice by asking whether it flows from the rights of those doing it, and more importantly, if it violates the rights of others.
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GM: The MSNBC-Endorsed Car Maker
by Hugh Hewitt
GM has launched a new ad campaign to try and rebrand the company. No need. MSNBC has ridden to the rescue and is proud to declare Government Motors its new favorite cause. The hard-left cable network had adopted GM, so let the word go forth that if you want to support President Obama, his cheering section at MSNBC has made it clear that means buying GM product.
MSNBC’s hapless Ed Schultz accused me of “hating” President Obama on his Tuesday’s show because I have announced that I will not buy a GM or a Chrysler car. (Since 2001 I have purchased two GMs –a Saab and a Trailblazer.) My reasoning is explained in this
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