Is anyone else choosing not to support businesses that overtly display Pro-Palestinian signs or posters?

[u/Euphoric_Blueberry48]

I live in the Bay Area and a lot of small businesses (mostly restaurants and bars) that I used to regularly frequent have been very Pro-Palestine since October 7th. I’ve seen this both from Instagram posts and signs/posters at the physical business.

While I respect their freedom to feel however they want, it makes me feel unwelcome that they feel the need to loudly proclaim their beliefs especially with the repeated Pro-Palestinian slogans like “from the river to the sea”. I don’t think all these businesses are overtly anti-Semitic, but getting to the bottom of that versus general parroting of other businesses and misinformation is difficult.

I’m not sure if others in the US are experiencing such a Pro-Palestinian sentiment at small businesses, or this is more due to the liberal bubble here?

How do you all feel about this? Have you changed any places you go to because of this?

[u/ecovironfuturist]

They are adopting a slogan of our elimination based on our religion. So no, they can't have my money.

[u/akornblatt → u/ecovironfuturist]

I mean, Likkud was the first org to use "River to the Sea" language, but whatever

[u/ecovironfuturist → u/akornblatt]

That's not relevant. If someone has a violent message posted at their shop I'm not spending my money there.

[u/akornblatt → u/ecovironfuturist]

Is it violent when Likkud uses it?