Netflix hiring Susan Rice

[Doc45]

Count me as another as I mentioned in the “lib” thread, done on the 3rd and I told them why.

[Irving]

I guess I don't care as long as they keep delivering the content that I like.

[Grant H.]

I guess I don't care as long as they keep delivering the content that I like.

I'm pretty much of the same mindset.

In this day in age, a vehemently conservative person such as myself cannot stop doing business with every single company/person that employs a company/person that has done something that I disapprove of.

Seeing fellow 2A supporters getting hassled for purchasing something from a company that has made poor/stupid staffing decisions sucks.

[OtterbatHellcat]

You're right.

And soon everything available to all consumers will be run by liberal fuckheads that have decided all the policies that you'll live by.

[Grant H.]

You're right.

And soon everything available to all consumers will be run by liberal fuckheads that have decided all the policies that you'll live by.

So, what solution do you propose that doesn't require living in isolation without the internet, human interaction, grocery stores, and nearly every other ammenity?

I'm genuinely curious.

ETA:

I may have misread the tone of your post as being sarcastic.

If that's the case, then my post isn't necessary.

If not, then I am curious.

[OtterbatHellcat]

I guess that's my point, Sir. We're all hosed.

[Grant H.]

I guess that's my point, Sir. We're all hosed.

Okay, so I did misunderstand the tone of your post.

My apologies.

I agree. We, as conservatives, are hosed.

At least until the next American Civil War.

[OtterbatHellcat]

No worries. I doubt any of us are truly ready to just hop off the grid and be fully self sustainable 100%.

[Irving]

Wasn't there another time in history when a certain people were claimed to run everything and be bad for the world and some people didn't like them?

[Grant H.]

No worries. I doubt any of us are truly ready to just hop off the grid and be fully self sustainable 100%.

Agreed.

I had, and took, the opportunity to stay for a week in a good friends off-grid cabin. (No cell phone, no internet, no electricity, cabin)

It was an eye opening experience. The problem with comparing that to trying to be truly off-grid is I took enough food to last for a week, I didn't have to hunt/forage/etc my food.