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'Why must you get political?' Even MORE companies pull their benefits for NRA members

In a rather interesting public relations move, two more airlines join the list of companies who pulled their back from the NRA.

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People on both sides of the political aisle were fired up about the scenario.

“Doing the right thing” really depends on who you are and your point of view.

BURN.

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She has a point.

https://twitter.com/CeliaCameron13/status/967416929790119936

These companies made a decision to get involved in politics when they began offering discounts to NRA members. Now that they’re getting backlash, so they’re backpedaling.

https://twitter.com/ShomahKhoobi/status/967420458466357249

It’s not about jersey burning. It’s about not watching games or buying more merchandise.

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You don’t understand how boycotts work either. You’re insinuating that people bought goods to burn when that’s not the case at all.

https://twitter.com/wide_tires/status/967421450608107522

Because they want to repeat the rewards.

https://twitter.com/ResistARMY/status/967425636112457728

Being “on the right side of history” is one of the lamest talking points that the left has.

https://twitter.com/illMac54/status/967421081173790721

That’s like saying, “this guy thinks Chris Brown is bad but he beats his wife, soo…”

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