Boycotting Anti-Gun Companies

[Rustystud]

When looking at the 6BR website post I saw a thread about boycotting E-Bay. E-bay may choose to refuse to allow the sale of guns and gun related parts. But they don't appear to be providing funding to the other side as does many other companies.

If one is going to boycott products and companies they should do their homework and go after the real bad anti-gun companies like PepsiCo IE: Pepsi products, Pizza Hut, Burger King, Kentucky Fried Chicken, and Taco Bell. Companies like Conoco Oil who has a federal law suit preventing employees from having firearms locked up in their cars while on company proberty or corporate leased properties.

There are some good websites that expose some of these anti-gun companies. E-bay is just a little p_ss in the bucket.

You should read the United Nations unilateral disarmament agreement, The public statements by the American Medical Association, The American Bar Association and AARP.

Rustystud

 

[Rust]

I've got the NRAs list of major contributors to/supporters of the anti second ammendment movement.

E-bay is sliding down the incremental slope from their ownership supporting anti second ammendment causes to doing so on a corporate level.

Check out the list at http://nraila.org/Issues/FactSheets/Read.aspx?id=15

I don't do business with any of the companies, don't support any of the individuals, and neither should any one of you.

 

[mmcauliffe]

Check out the list at http://nraila.org/Issues/FactSheets/Read.aspx?id=15

Thank you for the post, I was pretty suprised with a quite a few of the names,both corprate and individuals) on that list, some were no suprise at all.