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The only size options in the one that I like is S, M, or XXL.
The don't even have XM or L or XL
They suck.
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They don't understand the difference between the 2nd amendment and the right of a store chain to carry, or not carry, any product they like.Crawfish said:In this thread, we? have a bunch of people pretending to be social activists. You guys are the same people who eat at Chick-fil-A, order from Amazon and buy Nike shoes.
You guys are going to boycott Dick's along with Hondo? Yeah right. Give me a break. -
Right, like to carry or not carry Plan B.Baphomet said:
They don't understand the difference between the 2nd amendment and the right of a store chain to carry, or not carry, any product they like.Crawfish said:In this thread, we? have a bunch of people pretending to be social activists. You guys are the same people who eat at Chick-fil-A, order from Amazon and buy Nike shoes.
You guys are going to boycott Dick's along with Hondo? Yeah right. Give me a break. -
There's no issue of a rights violation. The point is that the consumer is in protest of the chain's choice and expresses that with their wallet and disparagement.Baphomet said:
They don't understand the difference between the 2nd amendment and the right of a store chain to carry, or not carry, any product they like.Crawfish said:In this thread, we? have a bunch of people pretending to be social activists. You guys are the same people who eat at Chick-fil-A, order from Amazon and buy Nike shoes.
You guys are going to boycott Dick's along with Hondo? Yeah right. Give me a break. -
The consumer is can pout and protest all they want, but to label them communist (as some here did) for their choice, is ignorant, which was my point. It is their right to sell, or not sell guns. It doesn't make them communist to choose to not sell. It makes them American to exercise their freedom.minion_doog said:
There's no issue of a rights violation. The point is that the consumer is in protest of the chain's choice and expresses that with their wallet and disparagement.Baphomet said:
They don't understand the difference between the 2nd amendment and the right of a store chain to carry, or not carry, any product they like.Crawfish said:In this thread, we? have a bunch of people pretending to be social activists. You guys are the same people who eat at Chick-fil-A, order from Amazon and buy Nike shoes.
You guys are going to boycott Dick's along with Hondo? Yeah right. Give me a break. -
I never called them communist. And I am not pouting, nor picketing them. I heard that a chain of stores that has made millions selling guns suddenly began giving money to promote gun control, and no longer selling rifles to people under 21. That is their right. Just like it is my right to no longer purchase products from them because I disagree with their corporate stance. This is simple stuff.Baphomet said:
The consumer is can pout and protest all they want, but to label them communist (as some here did) for their choice, is ignorant, which was my point. It is their right to sell, or not sell guns. It doesn't make them communist to choose to not sell. It makes them American to exercise their freedom.minion_doog said:
There's no issue of a rights violation. The point is that the consumer is in protest of the chain's choice and expresses that with their wallet and disparagement.Baphomet said:
They don't understand the difference between the 2nd amendment and the right of a store chain to carry, or not carry, any product they like.Crawfish said:In this thread, we? have a bunch of people pretending to be social activists. You guys are the same people who eat at Chick-fil-A, order from Amazon and buy Nike shoes.
You guys are going to boycott Dick's along with Hondo? Yeah right. Give me a break. -
Take this to the tug
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One of the most reasonable things you ever said on this bored. Maybe your only one.dirtysouwfdawg said:Take this to the tug
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I never said you did. But if you scroll up the thread, you can see that someone else did, which is what I was referring to.Swaye said:
I never called them communist.Baphomet said:
The consumer is can pout and protest all they want, but to label them communist (as some here did) for their choice, is ignorant, which was my point. It is their right to sell, or not sell guns. It doesn't make them communist to choose to not sell. It makes them American to exercise their freedom.minion_doog said:
There's no issue of a rights violation. The point is that the consumer is in protest of the chain's choice and expresses that with their wallet and disparagement.Baphomet said:
They don't understand the difference between the 2nd amendment and the right of a store chain to carry, or not carry, any product they like.Crawfish said:In this thread, we? have a bunch of people pretending to be social activists. You guys are the same people who eat at Chick-fil-A, order from Amazon and buy Nike shoes.
You guys are going to boycott Dick's along with Hondo? Yeah right. Give me a break.
