Anonymous
07/12/2020 17:21
Subject: Re:How widespread is the boycott against Goya Foods?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Many are illegal immigrants who work on farms; some probably work in restaurants, cleaning the table for you, cooking your food. From what I understand, Trump and Trumpsters want them to leave. I wonder if Trumpsters leave tips, or write on the checks "go back to you where you came from".
You'd be surprised. I leave generous tips if the service is decent. (It usually is.) I have a couple of Dem friends that I go to lunch with from time to time. (I go with them separately, they do not know each other.) Both are in similar financial circumstances as I am. Both stick to 15%. One of them even has a little card that helps her figure out the 15%. I go for at least 20% --never less.
+1. I've noticed the same thing. In my view, it's because most of my D friends are "Karens" who expect everything to be just so in their little world, and like to control everything, including how much income other people get. My R friends are much more go-with-the-flow. "Hey she worked hard tonight, let's help her out."
+2
Totally agree.
But would you leave a tip for the illegal immigrant working at those restaurants. That was the issue.
A PP stated that half the little ID town was inhabited by Hispanics. I'm betting that many are not here legally and work in restaurants and farms. So, those Trumpsters will happily be served by those people, but still want them to go back to where they came from. Would they leave tips knowing that some of the money was going into the pockets of illegal immigrants? Or would they not leave tips because they don't want to encourage illegal immigrants to come here? What a conundrum.
Oh boy. I'm the PP who spoke about the small Idaho town where my family lives. I clearly stated in that post that Hispanic families have lived there for generations - these aren't illegal immigrants. Their kids have gone to school with kids in my extended family for at least a couple of generations.
As for whether or not to tip illegal immigrants - don't be ridiculous. The issue of illegal immigration is, for most people, on the macro level. Of course we're going to tip our servers, regardless. I think you're making this far more complicated than it needs to be because you simply like to argue. Oh, and you seem to be very much in favor of illegal immigration.
Anonymous
07/12/2020 17:20
Subject: How widespread is the boycott against Goya Foods?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:By the way, the comments were made at the unveiling of the Executive Order on the White House Hispanic Prosperity Initiative. Such an evil thing to do. What is Trump thinking taking the initiative to promote Hispanic Prosperity.
Just say no to prosperity!!!
+1
Between that and black unemployment being at all-time lows, just who does he think he is??
Great news! Please post a link showing evidence that black unemployment is at a low. My understanding is that black unemployment is about 17%, the highest in 10 years. Thanks!
Anonymous
07/12/2020 17:17
Subject: How widespread is the boycott against Goya Foods?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't think Latinos will boycott Goya. It's a leader in Hispanic foods and what's more important, their products are affordable.
I buy their beans and other dry goods and will continue doing so.
+1
+2. So sick of boycotts and cancel culture I automatically do the opposite now. It’s absolutely disgusting what this country has become.
Anonymous
07/12/2020 17:15
Subject: How widespread is the boycott against Goya Foods?
Anonymous wrote:By the way, the comments were made at the unveiling of the Executive Order on the White House Hispanic Prosperity Initiative. Such an evil thing to do. What is Trump thinking taking the initiative to promote Hispanic Prosperity.
Just say no to prosperity!!!
+1
Between that and black unemployment being at all-time lows, just who does he think he is??
Anonymous
07/12/2020 17:13
Subject: How widespread is the boycott against Goya Foods?
Anonymous wrote:Does that make him an Uncle Julio?
You win, Sir/Madam - YOU WIN THE INTERNET!!!
Anonymous
07/12/2020 17:12
Subject: How widespread is the boycott against Goya Foods?
Anonymous wrote:Does that make him an Uncle Julio?
Anonymous
07/12/2020 17:11
Subject: Re:How widespread is the boycott against Goya Foods?
Anonymous wrote:I’m still laughing that a “professional chef” is using canned beans in recipes. And telling customers about it. Lol.
I'm laughing at your post. How ignorant could you possibly be? -DP
https://www.rachaelrayshow.com/articles/recipes-to-make-with-canned-chickpeas
https://www.marthastewart.com/7735484/recipes-canned-beans
https://hellskitchenrecipes.com/homemade-baked-beans/
https://www.cheflovers.com/chickpea-salad-recipe/
https://www.cbc.ca/life/jamieoliver/recipes/jamie-oliver-s-15-minute-meals-sizzling-chicken-fajitas-with-grilled-peppers-salsa-rice-beans-1.5346811
Anonymous
07/12/2020 17:09
Subject: How widespread is the boycott against Goya Foods?
The thing that makes me laugh is T riump has probably never eaten a Goya food in his life. I have black beans, yellow rice, white rice and Adobo here, all from Goya (and I'm Irish). No, I don't think I'll be buying their products again anytime soon if there are alternatives.
Anonymous
07/12/2020 17:04
Subject: How widespread is the boycott against Goya Foods?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't think Latinos will boycott Goya. It's a leader in Hispanic foods and what's more important, their products are affordable.
I buy their beans and other dry goods and will continue doing so.
Their products are more expensive than other brands. Not Latinx myself, but we purchase and eat a fair amount of Goya products. We will now avoid.
Please also avoid the gringo term “Latinx.” We still have our balls
Latina women have balls? Or you’re just so insecure that you can’t stand not having a tiny little letter ‘o’?
I buy Goya products. I won’t anymore. Donald Trump is a traitor, and I don’t have to give my money to company headed by a fool who thinks he should be praised. Unlike moron Republicans, however, I will consume the Goya beans I have on the shelf. Weren’t you morons just trashing your Keurig machines a few years ago?
you need to add your Goya pinto beans to that word salad.
Snicker.
Anonymous
07/12/2020 17:03
Subject: Re:How widespread is the boycott against Goya Foods?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hands down, the trumpets rushing off to by Goya Foods is the funniest thread on this forum. Seriously laugh out loud.
Because you assume Trump voters don’t eat ethnic foods? Wow, that’s some bubble you’ve insulated yourself in.
Many Trumpsters in middle America think Taco Bell is "real ethnic food".
No, I don't think most middle America Trumpsters have ever bought Goya foods.
^^^ Ignorance personified ^^^
+1
I am continuously amazed at how clueless people here are about the world outside of the blue bubbles. You do realize that their are tons of Latinos in red states.
Many are illegal immigrants who work on farms; some probably work in restaurants, cleaning the table for you, cooking your food. From what I understand, Trump and Trumpsters want them to leave. I wonder if Trumpsters leave tips, or write on the checks "go back to you where you came from".
You are projecting your own ugly thoughts into other people’s heads. People who live in red states aren’t cartoon characters.
You also have a romanticized view of Latinos in the US (typical of UMC white liberals). For example, in Florida, most Latinos are middle class (not just the Cubans) and most of them don’t like illegal immigration anymore than anglos.
+ 1 million
This is what Dems refuse to accept. Immigrants who came here *legally* aren't interested in helping other immigrants come *illegally*. Seems to always be the white, woke crowd insisting we need to open our country to anyone and everyone, at any time and for any reason. Nope.
Literally no one is happy about illegal immigration, except for rich and UMC whites and the illegal immigrants who provide their cheap labor. Ironically, their presence contributes to unemployment among poorer Black Americans who have to compete with them for jobs. Google the Chicago bakery that hired several hundred, mostly Black, workers after getting busted by ICE.
Democrats got Trump elected mainly due to their doubling down on the wrong side of illegal immigration due to the tendency of their party leadership and media outlets to lump all Latinos together and assume that they would be grateful to them. The woke crowd still commonly assumes that all Latinos were deeply offended by Trump’s comments about Mexicans, as if all Latinos are Mexican. This is especially problematic in Florida, which has a huge Latino population that is mostly not Mexican.
+1
Well said.
Anonymous
07/12/2020 16:57
Subject: How widespread is the boycott against Goya Foods?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't think Latinos will boycott Goya. It's a leader in Hispanic foods and what's more important, their products are affordable.
I buy their beans and other dry goods and will continue doing so.
Their products are more expensive than other brands. Not Latinx myself, but we purchase and eat a fair amount of Goya products. We will now avoid.
Please also avoid the gringo term “Latinx.” We still have our balls
I hate that stupid term too. Notice, it's always "woke" white people who use it.
Or as I call them, the “wokex”
FANTASTIC!! Will be borrowing this.
Anonymous
07/12/2020 16:27
Subject: Re:How widespread is the boycott against Goya Foods?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Prediction: Goya will have one of their best quarters ever.
You think the people who chant “send them back” are going to start buying tons of beans and Mexican foods now?
Yep. Beans have entered the mainstream of American cuisine.
WASP here. Beans have always been in the mainstream of American cuisine. Parents were depression kids. Dad said that was the only thing my mom knew how to cook.
Anonymous
07/12/2020 16:23
Subject: Re:How widespread is the boycott against Goya Foods?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Prediction: Goya will have one of their best quarters ever.
You think the people who chant “send them back” are going to start buying tons of beans and Mexican foods now?
Yep. Beans have entered the mainstream of American cuisine.
I'm thinking more people in certain areas will buy Bush's baked beans than Goya beans. It would be interesting to see where Goya products sell the best. I'm thinking it's mostly in areas with a high Hispanic population. If you go to Lincoln, NE for example, would you see a lot of Goya products there?
Even in the liberal areas I've lived in, grocery stores that are in areas with low Hispanic population generally don't carry a lot of Goya products. Stores cater to the demographics of the population in that area. That's why our local Costo sell a lot of Asian foods, but other Costcos do not.
Anonymous
07/12/2020 16:09
Subject: Re:How widespread is the boycott against Goya Foods?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Prediction: Goya will have one of their best quarters ever.
You think the people who chant “send them back” are going to start buying tons of beans and Mexican foods now?
Yep. Beans have entered the mainstream of American cuisine.
Anonymous
07/12/2020 15:59
Subject: Re:How widespread is the boycott against Goya Foods?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Prediction: Goya will have one of their best quarters ever.
You think the people who chant “send them back” are going to start buying tons of beans and Mexican foods now?
They would put their own eyes out if it meant “owning the libs”.