PJ Media

To compare the effectiveness of the Disney boycott to the Ford boycott is a mistake. Disney products and parks are integrated into the core of American families and as such, I believe parents had a more difficult time denying Disney products to their children. It is not easy to tell little Jonny or Jill that we are not going to see that popular movie because the people running Disney support the “Gay” agenda. “Daddy, what does Gay mean?”. “Well son….”. You get the picture. But when it comes to the next car purchase, little Jonny and Jill don’t much care. “Wow…its a new car, SUV, etc” is their typical response. Parents don’t have to justify why they made a specific purchase. Secondly, multiple decisions to boycott Disney had to be made over time; do we go to this movie, rent that video, visit Disney land, etc. The decision to boycott Ford only has to be made once over a 3 to 5 year time frame. Sorry Ford, your position is not as strong as Disney. You would do well to recognize that. So believe what you will, the Ford boycott is much more effective and consistently followed that the Disney boycott ever was.