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marybourg

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5. Disagree with the premise

Reply to HAB911 (Original post)

Sat Mar 3, 2018, 04:01 PM

Mar 2018

of this story. Carrying NRA tv, whatever that is, is not "everything that's wrong with big business". I think not paying living wages, and not offering benefits are what's wrong with some big businesses.

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Amazon is officially the new Walmart only worse [View all] HAB911 Mar 2018 OP

Companies have no obligation to take a stand on political issues Calculating Mar 2018 #1

But but but corporations are people and can if they had the morals HAB911 Mar 2018 #2

Heard a discussion on MSNBC this morning that contradicts randr Mar 2018 #3

This isn't a political issue. This is a safety issue and they need to take a stand democratisphere Mar 2018 #4

Corporations are political entities marylandblue Mar 2018 #14

Consumers have no obligation to give them their money lame54 Mar 2018 #17

Disagree with the premise marybourg Mar 2018 #5

guns are only a small part of the premise HAB911 Mar 2018 #6

This Calculating Mar 2018 #7

I agree. Walmart was #1 in revenues on the planet Hortensis Mar 2018 #8

And refusing to pull advertising from Breitbart, PatSeg Mar 2018 #10

I never buy from amazon, if i can go to the shop i will and i wont use the tv things. sunonmars Mar 2018 #9

The refusal to cave to censorship demands is one of the few things to their credit Azathoth Mar 2018 #11

The ones who howl the loudest about "censorship" Lunabell Mar 2018 #12

+++++++++++ HAB911 Mar 2018 #13

I really don't mind.. SoCalDem Mar 2018 #15

I always believed that Amazon is worse than Walmart. I know people who've worked at Walmart politicaljunkie41910 Mar 2018 #16

Why WOULD Amazon cave in to a boycott? Henry Krinkle Mar 2018 #18

So now that Wal Mart announced they wont sell guns to those under 21, how many here..... MichMan Mar 2018 #19