Posted on Aug 9, 2017
“Hate Cops, Vets, and America? We Don’t Want Your Business,” Says Marketing Merchant
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Great article by my friend Steve Owsinski, “Hate Cops, Vets, and America? We Don’t Want Your Business,” Says Marketing Merchant"
“Yes, we are controversial. No, I don’t care that you have a problem with it. But perhaps you should ask yourself ‘why’…instead of ‘what is this guy thinking?”
In a society based on free enterprise, open markets, and enough pizzeria competition to make Sicily’s mayor cringe, it may seem counterintuitive that a Connecticut-based marketing agency is declining clients who deny patriotism, public safety, and our armed forces.
Read the rest of the story here: http://bit.ly/2wHscMV
“Yes, we are controversial. No, I don’t care that you have a problem with it. But perhaps you should ask yourself ‘why’…instead of ‘what is this guy thinking?”
In a society based on free enterprise, open markets, and enough pizzeria competition to make Sicily’s mayor cringe, it may seem counterintuitive that a Connecticut-based marketing agency is declining clients who deny patriotism, public safety, and our armed forces.
Read the rest of the story here: http://bit.ly/2wHscMV
“Hate Cops, Vets, and America? We Don’t Want Your Business,” Says Marketing Merchant
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Oooh ok buddy he can do that it's his right just what's he hope to gain by doing this?
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I think it is ironic that a guy who claims to so pro America wants to discriminate on the basis of people exercising their constitutional right of free speech. To him America is just for people that think just like him. This guy just wants to gain some notoriety and free publicity. If his marketing products are as equally tone deaf, he will be limited to a fringe element of right wingers. But it's his business, so he can knock himself out.
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SGT Chris Wagoner
That's the point, everyone is claiming freedom to do this or that, this business owner is free to do this also. There is a fine line between discrimination, and standing for one's principles. And who decides which is which and which is right?
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