Seeing as your initial comment was so incredibly inane, off base and completely incorrect, I wasn't going to answer you, because you obviously are unable to conceive of complexity (ie: I won't boycott the theater, therefore I must have a "support our troops" sticker on my car), but I decided that it was going to be easy enough to poke holes in your theory of relativity.

The truth is that I really am more of an environmentalist, than a union supporter. While I do have IWW stickers on my car, I have more environmental stickers.

Based purely on my bumper sticker real estate: walking to a theater instead of driving to Emeryville or Berkeley is a better expression of my values.

Before the Alameda Theater was opened, I tried to go to the Shattuck Cinema as much as possible, since the whole theater in unionized through the IWW - not just the projectionists. I was at the WTO protests in Seattle, but I was there as an environmentalist, not as a labor activist. I sympathize with the labor movement, and I will support their actions when it doesn't conflict with my other beliefs.

But I digress.... the decision I make to drive, not drive, boycott, not boycott, is mine, and in no way reflects what other beliefs I may hold.

I know there are plenty of rank and file union who would never ever cross a picket line who have a "Support Our Troops" sticker on their cars. The two are not mutually exclusive or hypocritical as you insinuate.

I win.