November 19, 2004

I must be the last person to know

Apparently, Target and Best Buy have banned Salvation Army volunteers from the front of their stores this year. Hmm, what to say, what to say... wait minute, I know. Fuck them. Sorry if the profanity bothers you, but I'm getting a little incensed over the anti-Christian bigotry in this country, espcially around a Christian holiday and all. For the record, I believe that the ACLU headquarters are closed on Christmas. If they really believed their own bullshit, they'd remain open. Calling it "winter holiday" doesn't wash; everyone knows it's Christmas, even my atheist and agnostic friends.

Good news on one front though: it appears that BJ's Wholesale Clubs, of which I am a happy member, has opened its doors to the annual red kettle drive. And of course Wal-Mart welcomes the Salvation Army every year. Time to go visit those two retailers whilst I fart in the general direction Target. For the record, they're building a Target across the street from my neighborhood BJ's. Guess which side of the street I won't be stopping on?

Posted by: Physics Geek at 03:34 PM | Comments (2) | Add Comment
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1 So Target is now keeping those legitimacy-seeking beggars from their premises? Good. Is it too much to hope that they keep all the other beggars away, too? (Especially the religious ones)

Posted by: Terry Egan at November 20, 2004 05:24 AM (81ocR)

2 Not sure this is anti-Christian - if I remember right, no one else is allowed to set up and ask for money at the door at Target either. If they gave the SA special permission and have now withdrawn it, well...it's their property.

Posted by: jaed at November 20, 2004 06:32 AM (Wz8D0)

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