Companies Pulling NRA Support Totally Backfires!
All the companies that have split from the NRA will feel the loss deep in their pockets. There is a national boycott of all these companies across the country.
Americans are getting really tired of these knee-jerk reactions. Instead of looking at the root causes of the behavior, they blame inanimate objects, thinking that if the gun was eliminated, that those exhibiting these irrational behaviors would not find other, possibly more destructive ways to create mayhem.
A List of the Companies Cutting Ties With the N.R.A. https://t.co/B3NSMPtdy7pic.twitter.com/xMELmAx8q1
— Deplorable News (@DeplorableNews) March 1, 2018
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Americans aren’t happy with companies that severed ties with the National Rifle Association (NRA) in the wake of the tragic Florida high school shooting this month, according to a Wednesday Morning Consult poll.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Norton Antivirus, LifeLock, MetLife, Alamo, National Car Rental and SimpliSafe cut ties with the NRA in response to the Feb. 14 Parkland, Fla., high school shooting that claimed the lives of 17 individuals.
Morning consult surveyed 2,201 adults from Feb. 23-25 regarding their views of each company. The polling agency asked each respondent if they had a “favorable or unfavorable” view of each company before and after they were informed of the company’s choice to cut ties with the NRA. More
— Matthew Bracken (@MattBracken48) March 1, 2018
The LEFT trying to make the NRA boycotts to work is like their attempting to claim they are peace loving and liberal. pic.twitter.com/4JIhNnME5T
— Sheeple201 (@Sheeple201) March 1, 2018
Never saw this coming. 😎 pic.twitter.com/OBOF6BpaIS
— Rick the Patient Bear is becoming Impatient 👌 (@RickinCanesvill) March 1, 2018
— Todd A Cross (@ToddACross) March 1, 2018
— Barry Landslide (@BarryLandslide) March 1, 2018
CEOs aren’t any smarter than the average person. Maybe dumber because they are out of touch with the common person. ESPN, NFL, NBA, Dick’s pander to the liberals. The problem is liberals aren’t their target market and they are actually offending their target market.
— erik carlson (@erikec) March 1, 2018
You mean liberal fantasy doesn’t translate into business reality?
— 🍀💥SJM 💥🍀 (@ScottJoseph555) March 1, 2018
This is easy, just pull support form any company withdrawing support for the NRA. If they want to have these liberal principles, let’s see how much they’re willing to pay to uphold them. Liberal names e.g. YouTube, have been flagrantly demonetizing right-wing users. Quid pro quo.
— joe booker (@joethebook) March 1, 2018
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