I'm ordering books from Barnes & Noble (not Amazon)

[Baptist]

Got some spending money today so I'm going buy some books from my wish list. I've used Amazon for the past few years. However, in light of the Wikileaks ordeal, I'm going to buy them from B&N's website. They will cost 10% more than Amazon, but I guess it's my small way of protest.

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/
Free shipping on orders of $25 or more.

[RonPaulCult]

The owner of overstock donated to Ron Paul and is a libertarian if my memory serves me correctly.

[low preference guy]

Does B&N host wikileaks website?

[TheDriver]

I heard on the news where Amazon in UK is selling e-books of the complete (latest) wikileaks.

[Baptist]

The owner of overstock donated to Ron Paul and is a libertarian if my memory serves me correctly.

He's awesome. If you didn't know, he has a YouTube channel. Organize by "most viewed" to see his economic forecasts on TV.
http://www.youtube.com/user/OverstockPress#g/u

[Wesker1982]

Just order straight from http://mises.org/store/

Thats what I do :D

[JamesButabi]

Amazon is a heavy hitter fighting against online taxation too. Not going to abandon them just yet

[nate895]

Why? I just had the most painless customer service call ever with them, and I was calling to replace a $250 item (Kindle) that had broken, and the warranty expired in less than a month. It's not Amazon's job to resist the statist crackdown on transparency. Their job is to get me quality products and provide decent customer service. They do it well.

[libertarian4321]

Not a bad idea, I will order from Barnes and Noble (or some other Amazon competitor) as well.