The best golden rule, I find, on boycotts is to work out who, if anyone, is calling for them. They work best when they're a response to grassroots pressure from the people at the sharp end. Which was certainly true in apartheid SA and seems to be largely the case in Palestine.
Boycotting something just because you don't want the consumption of it on your conscience is a rather less good reason.
Boycotting something just because you don't want the consumption of it on your conscience is a rather less good reason.
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