Here we go again. Notice how the Left only really has one tactic: attack anyone who dares disagree with them.
In the name of ‘tolerance’ of course.
NRA members are now receiving one special perk this holiday season: as much as 26 percent off their shipping needs with FedEx. Of course, anti-gunners are screaming foul play and are doing everything in their power to harm FedEx’s profits. LBGTQ organizations and gun control groups have come together for this common cause.
A new organization, called Guns Down, created an online campaign against the shipping giant. They have also planned protests at FedEx stores in Denver, Atlanta, Memphis and Orlando. The coalition is made up of the Human Rights Campaign, Color of Change, Newton Action Alliance and Pride Fund to End Gun Violence.
Read more: Bearing Arms
One well-known NRA advocate is making sure that eveyone knows about this special discount:
Just used @FedEx to ship my last Christmas gift. Thank you for my @NRA discount (available for members!)!
— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) December 20, 2016
Cue the protests:
A total of 10 organizations will hold protests Wednesday in Denver, Atlanta, Memphis and Orlando. Among them is Color of Change, the organization that spearheaded the largely successful effort to pressure corporations to boycott the Republican National Convention last summer.
A spokeswoman for FedEx said it was company policy not to comment on specific customer agreements. The NRA did not return Heat Street’s request for comment.
The protests are part of a growing but controversial focus among LGBT activists on gun violence…
…But within the LGBT community, support for gun restrictions is far from unanimous, says Gwendolyn Patton, a spokeswoman for the Pink Pistols. The national organization claims that “armed queers don’t get bashed,” and its local chapters help gay and trans people learn to shoot and get licensed to carry guns.
Patton also cites Orlando—but she sees it as a reason to support responsible gun ownership. Read more: Heat Street
Meanwhile, in the Leftist-controlled Facebook:
Who is REALLY the ‘tolerant’ group?
