Don't have access to my ping list; A VICTORY!
Well DAMN, just DAMN!!
Excellent!!!
I sent a donation to AFA yesterday. They are doing wonderful work. They are nearly 3 million strong and growing. Lets get behind them. They truely represent the AMERICAN FAMILY as our founding fathers had intended.
I will now buy my washer and dryer at your store.
It's nice to see AFA doing something good.
....and didn't they do something corporately...to support the serving soldiers awhile ago?
I know who's getting my Christmas $$.
Their attempts at political correctness have proven to backfire.
I wish as much attention was focused on the back office dealings at corporate America as the store displays and greeting they are instructed to use with customers.
The controversy for me is not the lack of celebrating Christmas at these retailers (not just Sears), it is that they formerly embraced it and use PC word substitution to shelter the "change". When a company like Target includes Gay Pride Month and the Communist International Womens' Day on their diversity calendar, it is clear that they embrace a different culture at the exclusion of mine.
Nice to see retailers responding to customer demand!
I know where I want to buy.
Way to go Sears!
Good work to all of those involved in reversing this PC nonsense. My boycott of Sears may be ending, but I will be sure to tell them why.
If this trend keeps up, the humanist-socialist-leftwing idiots will only have the gov't institutions under their control. And that is the next battle.
I think I'll go buy some router bits from them today.
This issue has me torn. On one hand I oppose the commercialization of Christmas. On the other hand I oppose ignoring Christ,the reason for the season.
What to do???
P.S. Happy Hannukah!!
EXCELLENT.
Merry Christmas.
Politically correct push-back. I love it! When PC becomes a serious liability, the corporate world will drop it like a hot potato.
This sort of thing should be commended. Let Sears know at:
https://www.sears.com/sr/framework/home.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@2033127571.1133981376@@@@&BV_EngineID=cciladdgglhhiifcegecegjdghldghf.0&targetPage=%2fmisc%2fsears%2fcustserv%2fse_custserv.jsp&vertical=SEARS
How hard is it for a large retailer to figure out that Christmas is December 25th, and that Hannukah frequently falls on the same date. There is plenty of room for them to have tasteful signs offering recognition of these important holidays. Heck, hang up a couple of Kwanzaa banners, too. Don't want to miss picking their pockets either.
Tis the season....
In Hawaii last week I saw a large Crech scene in front of a government social center.
Imagine that.