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JohnnyRingo

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29. My bumper sticker says...

Fri Dec 7, 2012, 09:21 PM

Dec 2012

"Support Your Local Economy"

I bought it in a boutique type store in Geneva-On-The-Lake on the North Shore of Ohio, and I try to live up to it.

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Okay who can't agree with this sign? [View all] WillParkinson Dec 2012 OP

Enthusiastic K & R! peacebird Dec 2012 #1

That's what it's all about. lpbk2713 Dec 2012 #2

Please Support Hard Working Americans Over Corporate Greed Blunt477 Dec 2012 #3

I disagree Renew Deal Dec 2012 #4

I disagree with your disagreement GatorLarry Dec 2012 #47

'$1 spent at a locally owned store is usually spent 6 to 15 times before it leaves the community' phantom power Dec 2012 #5

That's why I am part of the "No Chains" movement. cbayer Dec 2012 #6

And, lots of delicious food, too! dmr Dec 2012 #11

Hello girlfriend! Long time, no see. cbayer Dec 2012 #13

Like the local restaurant in a nearby town? longship Dec 2012 #19

Exactly like the local restaurant. The one you are likely to drive right by cbayer Dec 2012 #20

The independent grocer up the road buys from locals. longship Dec 2012 #33

Yeah, that's a long way to go, particularly if the prices are higher. cbayer Dec 2012 #54

We go to one of two local restaurants... WillParkinson Dec 2012 #36

I draw the line at homemade pasties Tunkamerica Dec 2012 #40

Shoppers of the US unite you have nothing to lose but your chains Dakota Flint Dec 2012 #24

Love it! cbayer Dec 2012 #26

We love doing that OriginalGeek Dec 2012 #52

Even if the food is not good, the social scene can be really intriguing. cbayer Dec 2012 #53

Great sign. Hopefully Ms. Warren can make one that simple to help mom and pops get the midnight Dec 2012 #7

K&R Whovian Dec 2012 #8

Excellent! nt SCVDem Dec 2012 #9

Third vacation homes are people, my friend. MNBrewer Dec 2012 #10

I do agree with the sign but in the City oldbanjo Dec 2012 #12

100% agree with that. LeftofObama Dec 2012 #15

I always find local businesses to support Curmudgeoness Dec 2012 #23

are they able to sell stuff ? i might still buy from them JI7 Dec 2012 #32

Gonna show that sign to a few local small business owners! Bozita Dec 2012 #14

"Walmart smash!" tclambert Dec 2012 #16

Exactly! mcdeavitt Dec 2012 #17

I agree with that sign and I practice it daily slackmaster Dec 2012 #18

Turf Supper Club Is The Bomb! HangOnKids Dec 2012 #22

Yes! moondust Dec 2012 #21

Yes, say NO TO COSTLY TRADE AGREEMENTS LIKE Obama's TPP. grahamhgreen Dec 2012 #25

I also like to know where the business does ITS buying. TahitiNut Dec 2012 #27

This is GREAT! So true. . .it should be on every window on Mainstreet, USA! MindandSoul Dec 2012 #28

My bumper sticker says... JohnnyRingo Dec 2012 #29

"Our customers are our shareholders"? Bibliovore Dec 2012 #30

Would probably be better to use the word 'stakeholders' rather than coalition_unwilling Dec 2012 #31

the author probably intends most people to understand a metaphor. uncle ray Dec 2012 #50

The same goes for hole in the wall family restaurants Warpy Dec 2012 #34

like. nt NYC_SKP Dec 2012 #35

k&r TxVietVet Dec 2012 #37

AWE------SOME!!!!!! lexw Dec 2012 #38

Your Vote Counts! tecelote Dec 2012 #39

If the elective process were natural, you would be correct. merrily Dec 2012 #42

I ALWAYS Support Local LIBERAL and PROGRESSIVES businesses Resonance_Chamber Dec 2012 #41

Broke my heart to see a placard in the windows of my local stores supporting Romney this year. merrily Dec 2012 #43

I would prefer to support a local business. merrily Dec 2012 #44

Imagine what would happen if everyone that shopped at Walmart started shopping locally! tecelote Dec 2012 #45

We support our local restaurants. Two fabulous Turkish restaurants nearby and CTyankee Dec 2012 #46

So true santamargarita Dec 2012 #48

Yeah, because the employees, shareholders and suppliers of big companys don't deserve RB TexLa Dec 2012 #49

AMEN! Odin2005 Dec 2012 #51

Looks like a coke machine in the background. Marinedem Dec 2012 #55

The owners are the shareholders, but I agree with the sentiment. Deep13 Dec 2012 #56