Really kewl Republican boycotts. Enjoy that Goya.

1966: Christians burn records they already paid for to own John Lennon

1979: White Sox fans purchase disco records and then burn them to own the concept of disco music

2015: Erick Erickson shoots his copy of The New York Times with a gun to protest gun control

November 2016: Breitbart readers flush cereal down the toilet because Kellogg’s pulled their ads from the site

November 2017: Fox News viewers destroy their Keurig coffee makers because the company pulled their ads from Hannity

November 2017: Fox News viewers destroy their Keurig coffee makers because the company pulled their ads from Hannity

2018: Racists mutilate their Nike socks and shoes to own Colin Kaepernick

[i]Well, at least this latest boycott got Republicans to acknowledge all the people they usually try to blame their problems on.[/i]

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[quote] Goya CEO's Trump comments led Latinos to call for a boycott. That Goya was surprised says a lot.
A company connected by more than profit margins to the Latino community in America wouldn't be surprised by customers offended at the CEO's comments.

Goya Foods CEO Bob Unanue might be regretting his Rose Garden endorsement of a president he called a "blessed" leader.

His remarks at a Thursday White House event where President Donald Trump hosted a group of Hispanic supporters came at a time when U.S. Latinos are facing disproportionate effects from COVID-19 and experiencing a 14.5 percent unemployment rate. He certainly struck a chord with Latinos — but not the one he or Trump hoped for. Instead, his comments were met with massive calls to boycott Goya, the iconic, mostly East Coast Latino food brand that has been both a staple and a nutritional pariah for the country’s largest nonwhite population.[/quote]