It’s like this (to expand on my previous post.) Cold, verifiable facts, that you don’t have to like or dislike, but reacting to them emotionally or attacking people who bring them up and calling them idiots, won’t change them:
(1) Big box retailers push out small businesses. (Business publications, economists, acknowledge it, as does everyone else.)
(2) There is a film somewhere on Internet showing a German ghost town, which lost all its businesses after Big Box retailers opened up in the neighbourhood. It is silent, there is no commentary.
(3) Big business supports big government.
I don’t give a damn about any “Bernie” or his Home Depot, I’m just an observer and not a defender of any moguls or any policies.
You are not implying that I was doing personal attacks, I hope.
I don’t care about the personalities here, their names nor anything else relative to that.
I don’t care who’s gay or who isn’t or who supports them or who doesn’t and I give plenty of money to one particular gay person who assists us at home and who is part of the family, to a degree.
There is a difference, here, and that is there are some corporations who give to causes. and it is a matter of record that they do. HD gives to the militant gay cause which seeks a societally destructive path. I don’t hate them. I have no emotion toward the situation.
I do not give to them because I don’t want MY money going to this cause. I don’t give to Unicef nor Catholic Charities because of their contributions to Planned Parenthood.
It’s about not wanting to contribute to the destruction of marriage and in the latter case, kids.
These forces will not respect my view, which is based on religious formation, and they don’t have to.
But I can admit that they don’t respect my right to not think that gay marriage nor abortion are alright.
That’s it.
On the Mark Levin show they play a pro amac commercial, citing the need to recognize what evil forces aarp’s financial support or PP and Obama.
It’s the same thing.
Nothing to do with emotions and attacks.