Counterattack Hard Against Liberal Attacks on Our Gun Rights and Other Civil Liberties

Townhall.com ^ | February 26, 2018 | Kurt Schlichter

[LeoWindhorse]

Write them and tell them about it

Trip Advisor - Yelp

Places that the company’s themselves cannot edit or erase .

Acquire NRA stickers and put them on rent-a-cars

[LeoWindhorse]

all these companies cars can be ID’d by the bar code stickers that they have somewhere . Anywhere you see them , tag them .

It’s just a sticker , no damage whatsoever .
Every single mgr will become aware of of this and their intranets will buzz with freaked out messaging.

If enough people around the country start doing this that highest levels of exec management will be trying to figure out what to do next , in no time .

Ask NRA to send you stickers

private msg them with the request here:

https://www.facebook.com/NRA/

[Wallace T.]

What rent a car companies are not owned by left wingers? At least at the airports.

[Bryanw92]

Read Kurt’s article above. The Progs count on us acting like 1980s conservatives as they adapt their tactics every year. It’s time for us to exercise the political power that we have and to fight them using the government that they count on us to avoid using.

[MayflowerMadam]

“Write them and tell them about it. Trip Advisor - Yelp.”

We don’t do any of those online comments or reviews that require joining and using a password. Amazon’s the only one.

However, I’ll call the hotel directly (not the Corporate 800 number), cancel, and explain why. They’re in heavy gun country in rural NY, and it’ll hurt them. I think that if Corporate’s policies negatively impact rural hotels, the smaller properties may get the word to the higher-ups.

[MayflowerMadam]

Will have to figure out the codes. I recall that rental car companies in HI stopped easy identification because tourists were being robbed ID them another way, that’s cool.

[TTFlyer]

The liberal elite is using its social and cultural ties to those at the helm of big companies to essentially blacklist the NRA, and thereby the tens of millions of Americans who support gun rights.

But oppression is oppression whether it’s done by a government bureaucrat or a corporate one, and our principle of non-interference in business assumes business stays out of politics. But now National, Hertz, and others are cutting ties to the NRA, and liberals are advocating banks do the same.

Fascism, pure and simple.

[redinIllinois]

Thanks for posting

[Kaslin]

You’re welcome.

[Mr. Jeeves]

Next, Congress needs to pass a comprehensive non-discrimination regime designed to protect us into law and allow individuals and entities the right to sue any business that discriminates on the basis of the advocacy for exercise of any constitutional right. We need to make sure there are huge penalties for non-compliance – how about $1 million a day? We also need attorneys’ fees provisions for the plaintiffs as well, because we want to turn lawyers into bounty hunters seeking out these posers who are doing so much damage to our society by collaborating in the suppression of speech that the elite does not approve of.

This would be grotesquely misused the next time the Left gets control of the Administrative branch - think about all the things the Left and its judges consider to be "Constitutional Rights" now.

[uncbob]

Alcohol causes a hell of a lot more grief than guns
Thousands killed and maimed in highway accidents and families ruined by drunken parents etc etc

Ask the left wing if they will give up their right to consume alcohol

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Gun owners were blindsided back in 1968.

Never let down your guard!

[bert]

Counter attack:

It has been demonstrated beyond doubt that black politicians driven by the NAACP forced programs that essentially eliminated law enforcement in schools. As time passed, the permissiveness grew in scope.

The NRA is not responsible, the NAACP is responsible for the deaths.

[RightGeek]

gooey puff boys like Marco Rubio are eager to roll over and show belly

Why did that horse's butt Rubio even show up at the CNN "townhall". Is he really stupid?