agree 100%Nice of them to compile a list of companies I will go out of my way not to do business with. Thx!
Sooo...who's a candidate to look at??? Cause from where I'm setting...I just don't know.I hope people don't get lazy and decide not to vote in any election, every vote in EVERY election counts.
With that being said, we are moving towards a society where the left will have their stores and the right will have their stores. All this division being caused by the mainstream media and their supporters are going to cause capitalism to take over and alternate outlets will pop up for just about everything
This is the "back door" approach. If they can't pass a law, they'll just make it less and less possible to exercise the right.Publix is joining a growing number of retailers in asking customers not to openly carry firearms in its stores, even if state laws allow it.
Seems about the way a lot of companies are going. I work in software engineering - I don't have a lot of options in my field that aren't horribly left-leaning in every possible way. There are probably people at the office who would report me to HR if they knew I posted here.Used to, we got excited when we created something that made early glaucoma detection available and inexpensive enough for the most poverty-stricken patients to get it. Or reduced the number of patient falls in a hospital. Now the big news on the corporate Intranet is that we're celebrating Pride month.
Sooo...who's a candidate to look at??? Cause from where I'm setting...I just don't know.
Sadly, that's pretty much where we are now. Pick the sucky candidate who MIGHT NOT take your guns over the sucky candidate who absolutely will.I am not just talking presidential. We obviously dont have a perfect candidate for that and we usually don't but we can always vote against the left who we know wants every gun gone.
Fain was already pretty solidly on the left ("B.S. degree in economics from the University of California at Berkeley") before he became CEO of Royal Caribbean. He is apparently a proud, virtue-signaling member of the corporate elite and country club set ("He drives a Tesla and has a 15-kilowatt wind turbine at his vacation home in North Carolina.").CEO of Royal Caribbean has been around a long time; Richard Fain has been CEO since 1988. So the theory about companies moving to the left due to demographics isn't necessarily to blame here.
Yep. Leftist Royalty............Fain was already pretty solidly on the left ("B.S. degree in economics from the University of California at Berkeley") before he became CEO of Royal Caribbean. His is apparently a proud, virtue-signaling member of the corporate elite and country club set ("He drives a Tesla and has a 15-kilowatt wind turbine at his vacation home in North Carolina.").
This is the "back door" approach. If they can't pass a law, they'll just make it less and less possible to exercise the right.
Beto is pushing for credit card companies to refuse to support gun purchases. We already have some, and some banks, refusing to do business with companies that sell guns. They don't NEED the law to change if they can make ownership impossible by other means.
The positive I see if credit card companies stopping gun purchases is a newer company popping up or people get off the old, saggy, enslaving tit of debt to at least some degree.This is the "back door" approach. If they can't pass a law, they'll just make it less and less possible to exercise the right.
Beto is pushing for credit card companies to refuse to support gun purchases. We already have some, and some banks, refusing to do business with companies that sell guns. They don't NEED the law to change if they can make ownership impossible by other means.
Already happening. Many online companies have went to either self-financing or using other smaller companies like US Credit for their financial needs. The rates and terms are competitive or even better than the behemoths who have to supports tens of thousands of workers.The positive I see if credit card companies stopping gun purchases is a newer company popping up or people get off the old, saggy, enslaving tit of debt to at least some degree.
This is pertinent info!EDIT: Just checked the numbers...
Since Oct 2018, there have been no less than 2 million NICS transactions every month and some months have been as high as 2.6 million.
2 million a month works out to around 66,000 EVERY DAY.
If I remember right, GrubHub is just as bad. Surprised they didn't sign this one actually.contact their competition GrubHub or any of the half dozen others just like them and ask them how they feel about this, then patronize the one that answers correclty. Make sure you let DoorDash know how good their service is. I just did that with Royal Caribbean.
Politicians & politicians that are providing false leadership to primarily un and under-educated populous.As bad as some wish for it, the RTKBA is not going anywhere, unless it is willingly relinquished.
Choices.
Contrary to what’s being reported, the American people do not have an aversion to firearms, neither do they wish to see an end to private ownership.