Why would you be eating halal if you aren't a Muslim in the first place? I don't eat kosher or halal. The food cost more. And personally I don't know any Islamist businesses. I suppose you can boycott those bookstores calling Ataturk a Jew if you like. I once bought some halal goat when I invited a bunch of Muslim students to my house to break the Ramadan fast. I special ordered it from a butcher's stall run by an Arab in the outdoor market in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Aside from eating at Mughalai restaurants in India, that's probably the only occasion when I've eaten halal. Except of course, for foods which are halal by definition as Woodrow says.
What I meant was products that are certified halal.
JOY TO THE MUSLIM WORLD! Cadbury expands its line of ‘Halal (Islam-approved) Certified’ products, now for the Christmas holidays, too | BARE NAKED ISLAM
For example I would boycott Cadbury halal products. I ate some of those Cadbury halal products in the past but now I am boycotting them. I usually boycott kebab shops owned by islamists but I do not eat kebabs much anyway so it does not matter. I did buy kebabs from a kebab shop before once but I stopped after I realized that the kebab meat is halal.
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