Monday, June 27, 2005
Boycotting Can Be Hard
Some have suggested boycotting Pfizer, the primary private beneficiary of Kelo V. New London. I could as easily suggest boycotting Crate & Barrel, and it would be easier…
Reading through the list of Pfizer products, at first I was delighted that none of them looked familiar. Then I got to the over the counter list and saw… Listerine. Doh! I use that almost daily, and swear by it. I had no clue that was them. But wait! So is Sudafed. And Zantec. At least those two OTC drugs I buy in generics, which may or may not actually be manufactured by someone else.
I’m sure some of the products there will be familiar to you, and as hard to give up.
Kelo-related posts:
Will The Supremes And Bad Lawyering Perpetrate A Constitutional Travesty?
United States Constitution, 1788 - 2005: Promise Unkept
Bad Precedent
Additional Kelo Fallout Thoughts
Will the Money Be Followed?
Kelo and Raich: The Root of the Supreme Court Problem?
Olek V. New London Case
Kelo and "Fair" Value
Boycotting Can Be Hard
Becker and Posner on Kelo and Eminent Domain
Kelo, IOLTA and Drugs - Oh My
Sama on Kelo, Disney, and Boston's West End Tragedy
Was Kelo The Lost Battle That Won The War?
You Thought The Kelo Outcome Couldn't Be Worse?