YUP: Companies Cutting Ties With NRA See Their Public Opinion Plunge
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Dick's Sporting Goods Gives Middle Finger To Customers
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I have to buy a new golf club. I will now buy it at Dicks.
Overall, companies that are good corporate citizens will gain more customers then they lose, and noisy idiots like you are inconsequential to them. Longer term, younger generation Americans are going to shift your countries ideas in many ways and what the baby boomer generation thinks about it matters zero. You've already saddled them with a huge federal debt, huge student loans, and the elimination of the lifetime securities your generation had ( eg defined benefit pensions, quality jobs after graduating, career long job security ). It's only a matter of time before they tell you fuck off grandpa you've screwed the country up enough. You can bitch about it all you want but I forecast none of these assault weapons will be legal in 30 years.
You do realize that Golf Galaxy and other major retail golf chains sell far better clubs at lower prices.
As a bonus... .these golf stores don't sell any guns whatsoever. Not even BB guns.
Dick's takes EBT cards for golf clubs?
Come on, gwb. You know damned well futurecurrents won't be shopping at Dicks for anything. He's just posturing.
Actually, consumer goods companies have noted that boycotts are far more dangerous than so called "good will" gained customers. Said another way so Canadians can get it, the likelihood of someone suddenly deciding to shop at a place they've never frequented before is far, far lower than the odds someone who used to shop there will get pissed off about a position the company takes politically - regardless of what side of the aisle that position leans on.
It's just good business to say out of politics completely. But I don't expect someone with no business knowledge to get that concept.
No, we ended up where we are now because of the Constitution and (mostly) free markets.
The only manipulated people are the useful idiots for the left, like you, who think you know better.
I have no experience with larger chains... but what you wrote makes a lot more sense than what nine-ender stated.
I know as a small business owner that almost every business owner is taught that acquiring new customers is much more expensive than getting repeat business from existing customers. For instance Realtors and lawyers are taught to stay in touch with previous clients even though they may not do business again for years.
I know as a small business owner that almost every business owner is taught that acquiring new customers is much more expensive than getting repeat business from existing customers. For instance Realtors and lawyers are taught to stay in touch with previous clients even though they may not do business again for years.
I would be concerned if you agreed with me. For example, I'm a guy who shortly before his 50s got in great shape, no problem running 25 miles a week and very active. Your the guy who quite seriously posted that the path to losing 20-30 pounds and keeping of off was diet colas, juices, and intermittent fasting. Which of us actually lost the 20-30 pounds and kept if off for years and counting ?
You seem to have an infinite capacity to believe in bs and run with it. Suggesting you are some sort of idiot savant lacking any common sense. Sure, go ahead and think the NFL is going out of business, that your medical insurance premiums will be much lower if they only had interstate vouchers, that you can fast your way to better health. You are free to believe all this shit.