In response to the fast approaching holiday shopping weekend, RePlatform: The Freedom Economy Convention has launched a parallel economy shopping date focused on shopping at places that reflect American values, instead of large corporations that have caved to the left.
RePlatform CEO David Ragsdale said in a press release that with shopping days like Black Friday and Cyber Monday, "a challenging paradox emerges for conservatives."
"These shopping extravaganzas, while alluring to many, demand a significant compromise: supporting corporations deeply entrenched in censorship and cancel culture. Companies like Amazon and Netflix, actively persecuting conservative values, benefit from these events."
"It's time for a decisive stance. Let's leverage UnCancel Wednesday—a day uniting Americans to champion silenced brands and challenge pandering corporations."
UnCancel Wednesday, set to take place on November 29 immediately following Giving Tuesday, "plants a bold flag of celebration for canceled voices, free speech, and aligned values," Ragsdale said.
He noted the financial hits companies like Target and Disney received when they embraced "divisive politics," and said that mega-corporations like these "employed monopolistic 'beggar-thy-neighbor' tactics, silencing competitors labeled as 'MAGA' or 'disinformation'" throughout the Covid pandemic.
"UnCancel Wednesday isn’t a boycott; it's a response to corporations endorsing authoritarian Covid policies for profit."
The day urged Americans "to reclaim agency, champion free speech, and support businesses stifled by woke authoritarians."
"It's a call for true freedom, challenging the suppression of our values and livelihoods for far too long."
"Approaching UnCancel Wednesday, let's redefine our consumer decisions and reclaim our market share. Join RePlatform in bolstering brands standing against the woke revolution and pandemic. Together, let's affirm that individual liberties, traditional values, and free speech will build an UnCancelled America."
The parallel economy shopping day comes on the heels of two of the biggest shopping days of the year, as customers take advantage of deals at places like Amazon, Target, Walmart, and more.
RePlatform is set to take place on March 8 through 10 in Las Vegas, covering topics like the parallel economy, ditching entertainment companies like Amazon and Netflix, and thriving after cancellation on mainstream social media.
The convention is a partnership between Defeat the Mandates, which put on events protesting forced vaccine mandates, and consulting firm Beck & Stone.