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That's been effective against bad laws in the past but I'm not sure they are vulnerable.
Is there anything in Arkansas worth boycotting?
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Walmart?
I think Walmart is based there.
Donna
Actually, boycotting Walmart
Actually, boycotting Walmart could work. They have enough clout that they could push the state legislature to backtrack. The problem is convincing enough people to make them listen. I'm not sure enough people care about us.
Have delightfully devious day,
Boycott
If you can afford it, relocate to a state which earns the attribute "civilized".
Put up a sign at the state boarder (text visible to travelers entering Arkansas by street bound vehicles): "You are now entering a barbarian sector". >:->
Tyson Foods and Mountain Valley Spring Water
Tyson foods, best known for their chicken also owns many other meat processing companies and other food product lines. The company is headquartered in Springdale, Arkansas. For a complete list of their brands- as well as the food chains that buy from them- look them up on Wikipedia, or click here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyson_Foods
Mountain Valley Mineral Water is a niche product, but it is sold in health food stores in many states. It is bottled in Hot Springs, Arkansas. There are plenty of alternatives.