should  we boycott Denmark Product?
143929
Absolutely not. In fact, Americans should try to buy more. We shouldn't let those ignorant fanatics bully the Denmark government into restricing freedom of speech.
454554
I think they are boycotting their purchase of goods and services...
1094725
We spend less than one percent of the federal budget on foreign aid, one of the lowest percentages of any industrialized countries in the world.  Per person, Denmark spends more money.  \nAnd if you think our country is falling apart at the seams, you have never been to a poor country.  Even our poor are blessed compared to them.
158051
Getting back at them over the cartoons aren't we now...\nThe Danish people are peaceful and very intelligent. These cartoons ought to be water under the bridge...\nJust having a little joke there...
704752
Not now, not ever....\n\nIt's bad enough they want us to buy petrol in litres, now they want beer that way...\n\nKilo's of spuds... but I only want 2 pounds....
527788
For profit.  Most of the products are from consumer choice.  It would get supplied anyway on the black market if the product was outlawed completely.  See Prohibition.\n\nCars kill people everyday also.  Do we stop making them because of that?
119722
Since some of those cartoons were also published in an Egyptian paper months earlier (presumably to condemn them), then I guess the Danish aren't alone.\n\nBesides, Danish laws of free expression apply to people in Denmark. If you want the cartoons to be censored because of other peoples's laws, then you should be ready to accept outside judgments on your culture as well.\n\nAnd besides again, the protests are driven much more by local politics than the nature of the cartoon.
454308
Almost all clothing companies are using overseas workforce to manufacture their products.\n\nAlmost all shoes companies are making their shoes overseas.\n\nAlmost every business with a customer service department have outsourced to other countries.\n\nBy the time you decide on boycotting all the companies, you will be stripped naked and will not use anything at all.\n\nIt's a business reality of working in an international environemnt.
746591
Well if the 'West' is stupid enough to buy it - why should they be blamed.\n\nand whilst we are on the subject....wasn't Miss Muffet a big supporter of Kurds?
646301
well we American need to stop shopping at companies like wal mart. companies that we know do a lot of imporanting of goods just have to say no.
446482
i am guessing that this boycott and its 'antiboycott' will both have little to no effect.\nvery few people will really know about it and fewer still will act on it.\ni'm not bothering for the same reason the "no gas day" was meaningless. whether you buy the day before or the day after, it still amounts to the same $$$.\n\nboycotts don't have much affect until greater numbers of people refuse to buy something from someone for a great amount of time .... days ... months ....
12839
No. Honestly... its more "is this product worth $X to me." As for the whole sweat shop idea.. i think its alot of misinformation. The third world already has enough trouble attracting investment and exporting its goods we shouldnt boycott them when they can make something we find useful.
471279
Denmark is quite small, all I know about it is Hans Christian Andersen lived there and the produce bacon and fish.\nThe flag isn't really cool either, but you gotta also think, why are the other Scandinavian countries under-rated cos you don't hear much on them either, or Luxembourg.\n\n\nOh I see, well there was quite a bit about it on the news, but it's only a cartoon and the people the Danes offended are over it now.
83962
I've already commented on this countless times, both on and offline, and I am completely sick and tired of this whole ludicrous situation. Having said that, here goes...\n\nAny reasonable person with an open mind and a rudimentary understanding and appreciation of freedom of speech, freedom of expression, freedom of the press, et al KNOWS that the Danish newspaper was 100% within their rights to publish those caricatures of Mohammad. \n\nAs evidenced by some of the responses here (most notably the one from Pakistan above), the Muslims who are rioting in the streets, making death threats, boycotting Danish products, etc. are completely unreasonable. They cannot see beyond their own personal biases (Mohammad may be #1 with you, mate, but he's not #1 with me and 5-6 billion others who are sharing this planet with you) and have no conception of tolerance -- to say nothing of free speech.\n\nThe Danes are a free and tolerant people allowing their media to express itself freely, irrespective of whether or not the majority of Danes agree with what is printed. Any civilized country handles such matters in much the same way. We're talking about political CARTOONS, for Godsake!\n\nBut the fanatical Muslim fundamentalists and their terrorist host countries (Iran, Syria, et al), on the other hand, have absolutely no understanding of what it means to have free thought, free expression and tolerance for the views and beliefs of others. Whatever the perceived slight or "offense," these people can be counted on to react with excessive outrage and extreme violence (erm, what is that telling us about their religion, btw?). \n\nNothing short of the rest of the world converting to Islam tomorrow will appease these villains. So you know what? I couldn't care less about appeasing or even trying to understand them anymore. Fuck 'em!\n\nGod bless Denmark and Freedom!
809319
I am a Christian and want to let you know that many Christians are boycotting Best Buy, us included.  Our local Christian radio station announced Best Buys decision to offend the 80% of Americans who celebrate Christmas in recognition of Jesus' birth and cater to the 20% of those who don't.  Let the 20% support the store.  They'll be back to celebrating "Christmas" next year if we all take a stand.
722991
I agree that we should do something -- but boycotting Mexican or Tex-Mex restaurants -- Nah. We should do something, though to show that we are a much larger group than those who protested on May 1. Generally, we are all too civilized to go marching in the streets unless we really had to. \n\nLet's try this: Pick a number of fast food restaurants and Chain Stores (Grocery, or drug, etc...) and say for the month of May we will boycott these places....then for the month of June we will go to those stores and boycott the ones we bought from in May. In doing this, we won't hurt the economy as a whole, and the businesses will have to take turns getting our money, but won't go out of business in a month, but we will still show that we, the legal residents and citizens of the United States of America are the ones to listen to, not a bunch of whining illegals and their sympathizers who hate the U.S.A.
919096
Well that certainly is interesting...\n\nAnd while I do support buying U.S. products, if the drug comapnies are going to continue to rape Americans of their money for life-sustaining prescriptions, then going to Canada should be allowed.  If they want business, lower the prices.