Companies caving to lib whiners

I used to rent from Enterprise every year.....not any more

They just need to ignore mass media and social media. Those crying likely do not contribute to their bottom line.

If you choose to not use an anti 2A biz, send them an email, Yelp, etc. and tell them that. None of them are reading this thread.

I'm starting with Norton/Symantec. I've used it for as long as I can remember on all my devices. No more. If they don't want my business that's fine. They're not the only game in town. I know they don't care but I do.

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I've been a long-time Norton AV user. However, thanks to Symantec's anti-NRA views I no longer will spend a dime with Norton/Symantec. I've disabled my "Auto Renew" with Norton. If you don't want to do business with the NRA then you don't want to do business with me. No problem. The NRA has nothing to do with school shootings or any other criminal behavior and supports gun safety training around the country. I'm sending a contribution today to the NRA/ILA for the amount I would've spent on my upcoming Norton renewal. I'm sure I can find another company that will be more than happy to do business with a proud, NRA Benefactor Life Member.

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I'll be going down the list of companies and sending the same thing. Just because I have nothing better to do today.

So the NRA has 10-15 percent of the membership that AARP has. That's a tiny number. The 2nd amendment is a constitutional protected right. Growing old is not. How is that. We need to really work on out PR.

If you need a pro-America, pro-gun senior organization, look at AMAC. AARP has been run by commie leftists for as long as I can remember. They plainly state right on their home page they are pro 2A.

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Originally Posted by KevDen2005

What about companies that are 2A supporters in general? Like Black Rifle Coffee. I support them for a number of reasons and choose not to spend my money at Starbucks. If I know of business that support rights I'm more happy and willing to spend my money there.

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^Agreed


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Originally Posted by foxtrot

headline: "Bank of America wants to talk to customers who make guns".

http://money.cnn.com/2018/02/24/news...ons/index.html

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They should think about talking to their customers who make cars. After all, they have a shared responsibility for the drunk drivers that kill people using their cars. [fail]

If possible, send a photo of your receipt for using competitors product when you quit.