Fine...he lost my business and he retained you..no prob
Over the nest 50 years, sticking to one's convictions will be very important in a world gone mad. If this owner wants to speak up, he can piss off 50% of his customers. He will suffer the consequences of his decision to go public. It is the essence of a free capitalist society. Neither Kerry nor Edwards subscribe to capitalism (Kerry married wealth; Edwards sued wealth) and anyone who runs a business will rue the day if they get elected.
No, but I can sure give it one hell of a try!
I have the special edition Ted Nugent Super Yool. I love Leatherman but sadly will look for a replacement.
it's one thing to make a choice... it's another to be STOOOPID enough to blab it to the world and your customers that is what makes America so great that everyone is free to make a choice of who to buy things from and giving money to somebody who gives it to the ENEMY gets no money of mine... understand???
If they let me know, I'm willing to make a good effort.
No flames.
When Chrysler CEO Iococca (sp?) stated he was a big fan of gun control, my father wrote the CEO, and the local car dealer he had bought several cars from.
Iococca wrote back that he stands by his decision.
The local car dealer pleaded with my dad to continue to buy a Chrysler product.
My dad never did.
It makes a difference.
As Laura Ingraham puts in the title of her latest book,
"Shut Up and Sing"
No flames from me -- your comments are thoughtful and very articulate. I myself am a little bit undecided about this issue. The left is constantly using social pressure and business decisions to enforce their ideology, so basically I don't have a problem with doing the same. I hope that other businesses will get the message that they should keep politics separate from business.