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Why I Don't Shop At Target Anymore

[johnjohnson]

She said it all when she said trend. Unfortunately the most vulnerable and easily susceptible to this are the young people who think of gender identity as a trend not a lifestyle. Either way it’s insanity

[wandaarsenault]

Evil knows no bounds
This is a fallen world
Satan's playground
Get right with God
Jesus Christ is the only way
Amen and Amen

[malindaallen]

Haven't shopped Target since they allowed men in the women's dressing rooms and bathrooms. There is no healthy reason for a man to want to enter those areas where women need, want, and expect privacy.

[fancy]

I haven’t been in a Target since the word “Christmas” was banned years ago.

[dinape]

I was done with them when they let guys in women’s changing rooms and bathrooms. 😬🤷🏻‍♀️ Just not comfortable with that.

[davidm]

Been done with Target since they forbade their employees from saying "Merry Christmas" and publicly opened their female restrooms to men.

"Target" is the perfect name, as that is what they do to kids and what they make women in the bathroom.

[DynamicDuOvers]

That’s gaslighting at its finest; accept yourself on one hand, on the other, hide your chest in such a way that is not natural, yet implies anything but self acceptance!

[TheLifeofaHomemaker]

It has to have been a decade ago that they had two men kissing in their wedding registry ad. It’s been that long for me that I stopped shopping there

[sigalsmadar]

I hardly shopped at Target to begin with, but I decided to never return when they allowed crossdressing men into women's restrooms several years ago.

[saraz]

Used to shop there all the time but it’s no longer enjoyable and I try to avoid as much as possible

[MistyMisdemeanor]

I remember Target being one of the first to proudly announce that they were changing their customer/public bathrooms to be “trans friendly” Thank you for this. I didn’t know how far they had gone & I too will no longer support them.

[Lalaloo]

Each person can make their own decisions and are responsible for the decision they make. You can’t blame a company for people buying things they chose to. Thats a victim mentality. “You made this available, I bought it and now I regret it” BE ACCOUNTABLE FOR YOUR CHOICES…

[johngeverett]

They did 'breast binding' back in the 1920s, and breast cancer increased. It's not healthy.

[Animalfarm]

Geez! 😡 My 8?yr old grand daughter asked me about being gay - I asked her what brought that up? She said “well…I am a tomboy”
I said, “so am I!”
tomboy means you’re
just a girl who hates dresses and likes sports. I was a tomboy! They’re ruining it!

[jessicaroth]

I stopped shopping at target and Amazon long ago. It makes me sad how many Christians still give these companies their money.

[rosemariethreadgill]

Im 70 years old and my grandmother grew up in the era when binding your chest was the thing to do n she ended up with breast cancer n had to have them both removed.

[stephaniedaniels]

I don't support Target because one year my friends boycotts group wanted to hand out free ribbons for veterans day and they sent them a letter that they do not support any military actions from america. I wonder, they may not be an America company. Now this is only hearsay, but since I've boycotted them, I haven't missed out on anything!!!!

[georgeleinberger]

I usually shop at Target because that’s where all the attractive women shop. At least I think they’re women.

[jshhorvath]

I stopped shopping Walmart several years ago. They have horrible management and the good employees get treated like crap. I just can’t stand corporations walking all over people like they’re just numbers and not people. I mainly left cause those 2 reasons alone but also have other reasons….along with the super long lines.

[maryboyer]

Please don’t order anything from Amazon either. They sell the binders, packers and a wide range of GLTB literature. Years ago when I was looking for Lego sets on their site with my then 12 year old son, books put out by NAMBLA came up in the search. This grooming of kids has been going on a long long time. It is bigger and bolder than ever now. Protests, boycotts should have started more than a decade ago.