Boycott the Boycotters

[rrwallace]

We need to boycott those companies that are taking a stance against the NRA!

I've sent several email to many of the companies that are taking a stance against the NRA.

The NY Times has many of them listed. I started there.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/24/business/nra-companies-boycott.html

[NOTABIKER]

the list is so long of companies that are against us it would be impossible to live without them.Obama did a good job of making lambs out of corporate america.I remember when he got into office and he sat down with the people that run wall Mart, they have been silent ever sense. The people that are starting to run america got their education from teachers that do not believe in american greatness.

[duckman1]

the list is so long of companies that are against us it would be impossible to live without them.Obama did a good job of making lambs out of corporate america.I remember when he got into office and he sat down with the people that run wall Mart, they have been silent ever sense. The people that are starting to run america got their education from teachers that do not believe in american greatness.

I own a business, I travel a lot and I can live without them and I will and I will encourage my empolyees, family and friends to do the same.

[Fastattack]

The best message we can send the anti's and their hapless, spineless politically correct ilk is to support the NRA and grow it's membership. I love it when their (the left) plans backfire.

And btw, I could care less about any NRA discounts, that isn't why I joined - I have AAA for that.

[Hinnerk]

More and more we are becoming an intolerant society. I have written to several of the companies requesting that they rethink their discriminatory and intolerant policies.

[nickel plate]

Not every calgunner is or will ever be a member of the NRA but are still willing to support the organization through their buying power but have no direct source of which companies are for or against the NRA.
I think a "sticky" would be quite helpful here as to consolidate a list all of the businesses that are currently distancing themselves from the NRA. Also have a list of those businesses that currently stand with the NRA.

[Jimi Jah]

I'm running out of companies to do business with.

[rrwallace]

The NRA has been the loudest voice that supports the 2nd Amendment. We all need to let those companies know that they will loose business if they choose sides. I am making my voice heard to all of them I can. If this continues it won't be good for the NRA or us!

Pass the word!

[BigPimping]

I just renewed my membership

[JackEllis]

The NRA has been the loudest voice that supports the 2nd Amendment. We all need to let those companies know that they will loose business if they choose sides. I am making my voice heard to all of them I can. If this continues it won't be good for the NRA or us!

Pass the word!

Every company that has some sort of tie-in with the NRA will choose sides one way or the other. The ones that have cut their ties have decided it's better to lose business out of the much smaller pool of NRA members.

It'll be interesting to see how this all plays out.

[dustoff31]

Here is some encouraging news:

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-02-26/georgia-lt-governor-threatens-delta-airlines-after-nra-rejection

Lowell "Casey" Cagle, Georgia's Lt. Governor, took to Twitter this morning to express his dis-satisfaction with Delta Airlines' decision to cut ties with the NRA after the massacre at a Florida high school last week.

Cagle begain by warning that "I will kill any tax legislation that benefits @Delta unless the company changes its position and fully reinstates its relationship with @NRA."

Then added that "Corporations cannot attack conservatives and expect us not to fight back."

It seems that a deal was in the works to provide Delta with tax breaks to the tune of $200 million dollars over five years, and it was pretty much considered a done deal. Now, not so much it appears.

Full story is here:

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2018/02/26/corporate-combat-georgia-conservatives-aim-derail-delta-state-subsidy-airline-cuts-nra-ties/

[onelonehorseman]

Here is some encouraging news:

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-02-26/georgia-lt-governor-threatens-delta-airlines-after-nra-rejection

It seems that a deal was in the works to provide Delta with tax breaks to the tune of $200 million dollars over five years, and it was pretty much considered a done deal. Now, not so much it appears.

Full story is here:
http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm...cuts-nra-ties/

Well that ought to get Delta's attention!

[sigstroker]

There are plenty of pro-gunners boycotting the NRA because they folded on "bump stocks" like a cheap tent.

[Jimi Jah]

I'm thinking of boycotting America and doing all my shopping in Tijuana.

[Jimmy's]

Bo matter the amount of boycotting it will be like the tip of a needle in commparison to actual clientele. You will never even make them flinch. But if it feels good, Do it!