13. I don't visit shops or businesses that advertise with religion.
It pisses me off to no end to see businesses that advertise with religion in any form (which probably speaks volumes about my own attitudes...) It always seemed to me that they were wearing their Christianity like some kind of "seal of approval" or some kind of mark of quality. I always figured that I didn't need to give them my money--that there were any number of places who weren't that tacky.
I have always tried to support progressive businesses and businesses of people knew, and I guess it now becomes a priority. If politics is coming to become a marketing tool, then so be it, Ill just shop liberal.
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