I am quickly running out of places to shop. Target is closest to my house, but after they announced their anti-gun policy in response to liberal pressure groups, I’ve avoided them whenever possible.
Which means, of course, that I’ve shopped at Walmart more often. But not anymore.
The National Legal and Policy Center, a government watchdog group, has made repeated requests to the international retail giant to stop funding Sharpton’s National Action Network, especially after the shooting deaths of two NYPD officers by an Islamic gang member whom many believe was inspired by Sharpton’s anti-police rhetoric.
But no policy change has been announced by the retailer.
In a 2009 email, Walmart addressed concerns of its shareholders about the company’s annual giving to NAN.
“Our support for NAN is focused on addressing health and wellness issues and other issues important to our customers and associates,” the email read (H/T Got News). “Our company will continue to support organizations that can further our mission to help people live better.”
Apparently, the company doesn’t include law enforcement officers under the umbrella of “people,” because Sharpton and his organization are certainly not interested in helping cops live better — or live at all, for that matter.
Between Walmart’s support for Sharpton, The Home Depot’s submission to Shariah law and Target’s acquiescence to the likes of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, it looks like I’ll be getting out of my house even less than I already do.
But that’s okay. Amazon delivers right to my doorstep — and apparently, they still want my business.
http://conservativetribune.com/retail-chain-funding-sharpton/
http://www.tpnn.com/2014/12/28/this-major-retail-chain-is-funding-al-sharptons-race-war/
http://www.tpnn.com/2014/12/28/this-major-retail-chain-is-funding-al-sharptons-race-war/
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