There is a growing global ‘movement’ for “Trump Free” products, which to most people means a boycott of American made products. If you are one of those people you should be thinking about two things:
If you still want to boycott American products you should do so carefully by targeting companies and regions, not the US in general
The short answer is, maybe There is much talk of boycotting American made products since President Trump and his team made abusive comments about Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after the G7 meeting in Quebec.
This silly spat caused an uprising of support for Trudeau which also changed the channel on a few nasty issues Trudeau was dealing with. Now there is a momentum to stop buying American products. While so far this is a symbolic gesture, more and more Canadians are getting more and more angry with Trump:
shoppers and travelers are mounting strikes against America’s pocketbook by boycotting U.S. goods and trips to the States. On Twitter, hashtags including #BuyCanadian, #BoycottUSProducts and #BoycottUSA are spreading tips on using purchasing power to defend Canada’s honour.
Source: ctvnews.ca/business/angry-canadians-are-shopping-trump-free-after-attacks-on-trudeau-1.3971632“F–k you Trump. We just booked a $3,000 vacation to beautiful British Columbia. Happy anniversary to us. #Canadastrong #BuyCanadian #F***Tariffs,” tweeted Supreme Leader Lyna. And one Twitter user called on “Patriotic Americans” to schedule vacations in Canada and increase their purchases of Canadian goods.
Source: nypost.com/2018/06/14/canadians-boycott-us-products-cancel-vacations-to-america
Canadians would be wise to consider the Chinese reaction to their problems with Trump because the Chinese are not having a ‘knee jerk’ reaction. They have had lots of time to consider there options.
Even though Boeing is based in Chicago which did not and does not support Donald Trump, China is going after it because:
Read our full explanation of why China is going after Boeing HERE.
In January Starbucks announced it would hire 10,000 refugees in response to Trump’s travel ban, prompting supporters to threaten a boycott… The scheme went like this: Tell the barista your name was “Trump.” Then, if they didn’t write the name on the cup, record the incident and put it online. The idea gained traction under the #TrumpCup hashtag.
The result was an increase in Starbucks sales and responses like this one:
ً@elegantlylouis
#BoycottStarbucks ah yes finally I will be enjoying my delicious coffee at a fine establishment without any bigots or racists
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Source: dailydot.com/layer8/trump-boycotts-protests-backfire/
October figures released Wednesday showed that sales of VW-brand vehicles leapt 12 percent from a year earlier, to 27,732 vehicles, even as overall new-car sales fell 1.3 percent to 1.354 million cars and light trucks.
Source: nytimes.com/2017/11/01/business/volkswagen-sales-diesel.html
A #BoycottStarWars movement sparked up in late 2016 when some people seemed to think Rogue One, a standalone story produced by Disney that takes place in a fictional universe that includes space wizards who use laser swords, had an anti-Trump bias and was apparently being used to “gin up racial hatred.” The boycott didn’t work. Rogue One made more than $500 million domestically and more than $1 billion worldwide at the box office.
Source: dailydot.com/layer8/trump-boycotts-protests-backfire/
‘Boycott McD Malaysia Day’ campaign went viral over social media networks on 8th August from supporters… “Boycott Israel has been quite a phenomenon in Malaysia ever since Gaza is being attacked by the Zionists and citizens have taken a solidarity approach in boycotting their products. So far, sales has not been affected in my store as I do not carry a lot of them,” said Malik.
Source: malaysiandigest.com/opinion/512883-the-boycott-after-effect.html
Chinese leaders are much more precise and planned than Donald Trump and they know where to apply the pressure. If you want to apply pressure to the Donald Trump you should do the same.
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