oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

I think it is time for us to boycott Macys since they are selling Muslim clothing to keep Muslim women happy. Somehow what they say about why they are doing this tells me that they want to establish Islam in this nation, but I doubt they can stay in business for supporting Islam. I haven't been a Macy store in a long time and won't be going there again. I am in favor of a strong boycott of that bunch.


https://independentminute.com/2018/02/12/american-retailer-now-publicly-supporting-sharia-law-shopping/?utm_source=RR%20Indie%20Minute&utm_medium=email&utm_content=subscriber_id:1482256&utm_campaign=FEB%2012

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

I used to shop Macys, but when they hired Lisa Vogl, a muslim, to spearhead their clothing line.... I immediately canceled my credit line and have not been back. At one time, they had a nice line of rack clothing that was of good quality.... anyway, thank you for the article. I will ensure my family is informed.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

This article sounds like they may well have a nice line of rack clothing if you are a Muslim. Your boycott started early but I am glad I am not alone.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

You are not alone! I am now more conscious of these types of things... I also discontinued Coke, they are now owned by muslims. There is a book, Price of Honor, Muslim Women Life The Veil Of Silence On The Islamic World, by Jan Goodman which gives a list of muslim owned business.

Hemiman Loc: Communist California

It’s only a matter of time before liberal millennial women will start wearing this stuff too show how accepting and open minded they are.They have no conception what Sharia does to women but will parade around in these clothes and help it grow.I think this country is experiencing a mass mental breakdown.Can you just imagine where we would be right now if Hilderbeast had won,it’s chilling to think about.

Kevyn

What are they thinking catering to a troop of their customers, the next thing you know they will be selling sombreros!

Lonewolf

The responses to this article showes just how small and fear full t rumpsters are.
Less than 1% of the population has their panties in a knot.
I have had doctors and nurses that were Muslim and loved them,

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

You see, this is the problem. When we began to import physicians into the US, rather than encouraging our own youth in science and becoming physicians and such, a horrible trend took root and has now grown to be the third largest reasons for deaths in America. Death by medical error. In the early days, it was largely ignored, as one very Liberal reporter explains "When it comes to determining the impact of death, we intuitively understand that a 95-year-old dying of a medical error, while regrettable, is not as tragic..." Medical errors cause 251,454 deaths a year among hospitalized patients in the United States. When you go back through the statistics, the portion of deaths due to medical errors can is directly linked to the influx of physicians trained in sub-Saharan Africa; predominantly Ghana, Nigeria and South Africa, countries dominated by muslims. There is a reason our youth do not go into medical fields, they graduate with as much as $200,000 in student loan debt. Whereas, in the aforementioned countries... doctors are trained at public expense. Does that imply that their training is lacking, well apparently yes.

I am happy that you had a good experience and you were not among the 251,454 deaths due to medical errors. But, as socialized medicine takes over our medical care, you may not be as lucky as you pull one of the 25+percent of foreign trained providers. I bet that your loved ones will mourn your passing and no one will think twice, because " we intuitively understand that a" aging person "dying of a medical error, while regrettable, is not as tragic..."

https://journals.lww.com/journalpatientsafety/Fulltext/2013/09000/A_New,_Evidence_based_Estimate_of_Patient_Harms.2.aspx

PaulPisces Loc: San Francisco

Kind of like Macy's is validating the soft-core pornography industry by selling women's lingerie, and posting pictures of it online!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.macys.com/shop/womens-clothing/natori?id=81339&edge=hybrid


Gimme a break!!!

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

I guess I have to go back to Dr. Pepper since I drink a lot of Coke and can't stand Pepsi. Dr. Pepper isn't on that list, is it?

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

I didn't know that Muslims wore sombreros. Well maybe those who move to Mexico on the way to the US will take to wearing sombreros. After learning how to enter the US illegally they may want to look more like Mexicans.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

Nice try, Paul. However, you managed to take in all clothing businesses that sell women's lingerie with your little attempt at a joke. You know like Penney's and their competitors.

PaulPisces Loc: San Francisco

Whatever. It makes as much sense as the ridiculous claim that Macy's, by selling clothes to Muslim women, is trying to establish Islam in the U.S.

PaulPisces Loc: San Francisco

I believe you are mistaken about the ownership of Coca Cola.
The largest shareholder of Coca Cola is Berkshire Hathaway, the quintessential American company run by Warren Buffet.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

I have a Muslim who the heart doctors I work with call their "electrician" since he is the hospital's main planter of pacemakers. My heart has been going its own merry way for several months and I often catch it going two strong beats, skip one and two more beats and so on. I will tell my heart doctor about this the next time I see him since he wanted me to have a pacemaker some time ago. I would rather have him talk to the "electrician" than to do it myself. The real problem is that they only hear it when they hear it and don't get to hear it just before bedtime and other times when I am at home. I think the little Muslim is good at his job but maybe not good enough.

I never really trusted those people and now you have convinced me that I was wrong. That hospital has a really good "electrician" that did an ablation on my heart in 2001 but my present doctor doesn't like him and swore that none of his patients would be tended by that man. I guess I will just have to hope that God can take care of me because I do like my doctor who is the son of one of my students when I was practice teaching. Oh well, at 85 I am at the point where something will get me, anyway.