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Costco has ordered its stores to pull Dnesh D'Souza's book "America" from its shelves. Costco's CEO, Jim Senegal, is a well known progressive fellator.

http://mobile.wnd.com/2014/07/costco-re ... m-shelves/

Confirms what I've said for years: Progressive paradigm does not include the Bill of Rights. Book burning will be antithetically marketed as Free Speech.

Ministry of Truth

Watch.

Meh, it's his store.

This is very surprising coming from a Seattle-based company.

89Hen wrote:Meh, it's his store.

Exactly. I figured Tman, if he truly cared about freedom, he would post something like,

" I don't agree with it, but it's his right as an American."

You can't say you are a champion of freedom and then get pissy when people exercise it (especially if it is contrary to what you believe).


Now, let Tman come on here, call me a liberal pussy or something like that for exercising my 1st Amendment right.

i dont shop at costco anyway

full of soccer moms choking up the wine and seafood section talking about their menzies

oh and mexicans

Ibanez wrote:

89Hen wrote:Meh, it's his store.

Exactly. I figured Tman, if he truly cared about freedom, he would post something like,

" I don't agree with it, but it's his right as an American."

You can't say you are a champion of freedom and then get pissy when people exercise it (especially if it is contrary to what you believe).


Now, let Tman come on here, call me a liberal pussy or something like that for exercising my 1st Amendment right.

This...

I wonder if it has anything to do with Costco customers being smart enough to not read D'Souza?

I love this sh!t..!!!



Watch all the Republicans burn their Costco cards and head over to Sams club
(and suffer the crap-hole that is Sams club)

Chizzang wrote:I love this sh!t..!!!



Watch all the Republicans burn their Costco cards and head over to Sams club
(and suffer the crap-hole that is Sams club)

i dont shop there, either

for the same reasons

too many fuvking people in my goddamn way

CID1990 wrote:

Chizzang wrote:I love this sh!t..!!!



Watch all the Republicans burn their Costco cards and head over to Sams club
(and suffer the crap-hole that is Sams club)

i dont shop there, either

for the same reasons

too many fuvking people in my goddamn way

Agreed...
Plus I don't need a box of 12 steaks - I just need 2
Super sized windex? I mean F-150 windows are big but a regular bottle of Windex works fine

I will never darken the door of any store that has a fire department rated capacity of more than 150 people

kalm wrote:

Ibanez wrote:
Exactly. I figured Tman, if he truly cared about freedom, he would post something like,

" I don't agree with it, but it's his right as an American."

You can't say you are a champion of freedom and then get pissy when people exercise it (especially if it is contrary to what you believe).


Now, let Tman come on here, call me a liberal pussy or something like that for exercising my 1st Amendment right.

This...

I wonder if it has anything to do with Costco customers being smart enough to not read D'Souza?

It's no secret that the CEO is an Obama supporter, so this isn't really out of left field. But, would a Republican be outraged if Sears refused to sell Clinton's new book? Or if Christopher Conner of Sherwin-Williams denied the White House gallons of paint?

CID1990 wrote:I will never darken the door of any store that has a fire department rated capacity of more than 150 people

I might need to adopt that strategy... Thanks

Ibanez wrote:

89Hen wrote:Meh, it's his store.

Exactly. I figured Tman, if he truly cared about freedom, he would post something like,

" I don't agree with it, but it's his right as an American."

You can't say you are a champion of freedom and then get pissy when people exercise it (especially if it is contrary to what you believe).


Now, let Tman come on here, call me a liberal pussy or something like that for exercising my 1st Amendment right.

So, it's ok with you if I run my business openly discriminating based upon political affiliation and beliefs?

travelinman67 wrote:

Ibanez wrote:
Exactly. I figured Tman, if he truly cared about freedom, he would post something like,

" I don't agree with it, but it's his right as an American."

You can't say you are a champion of freedom and then get pissy when people exercise it (especially if it is contrary to what you believe).


Now, let Tman come on here, call me a liberal pussy or something like that for exercising my 1st Amendment right.

So, it's ok with you if I run my business openly discriminating based upon political affiliation and beliefs?

No, it's not ok with me but if that's how you want to run your business then who am I to say otherwise? I think it's silly to not sell the book, that's lost revenue, but it's his prerogative.

travelinman67 wrote:

Ibanez wrote:
Exactly. I figured Tman, if he truly cared about freedom, he would post something like,

" I don't agree with it, but it's his right as an American."

You can't say you are a champion of freedom and then get pissy when people exercise it (especially if it is contrary to what you believe).


Now, let Tman come on here, call me a liberal pussy or something like that for exercising my 1st Amendment right.

So, it's ok with you if I run my business openly discriminating based upon political affiliation and beliefs?

If you want less bidniz that's your perogative.

houndawg wrote:

travelinman67 wrote:
So, it's ok with you if I run my business openly discriminating based upon political affiliation and beliefs?

If you want less bidniz that's your perogative.

This. It's obvious there's a political motivation. I think it's stupid but it's his right.

ASUG8 wrote:This is very surprising coming from a Seattle-based company.

Is it also surprising that a Seattle-based company offers its employees decent wages and health insurance?

CID1990 wrote:

Chizzang wrote:I love this sh!t..!!!



Watch all the Republicans burn their Costco cards and head over to Sams club
(and suffer the crap-hole that is Sams club)

i dont shop there, either

for the same reasons

too many fuvking people in my goddamn way

Get the business or upgraded membership and go there before 10am. Did that this morning at SAMs club. Didn't have to negotiate around a single person throughout the entire store and then walked right up to the cashier without a seconds wait

Republicans love Hobby Lobby (for making a decision as a private company) and hate Costco now (for making a decision as a private company)

Just another case of the "its freedom only if I agree with it" mentality that continues to be perpetuated by both sides.

Grizalltheway wrote:

ASUG8 wrote:This is very surprising coming from a Seattle-based company.

Is it also surprising that a Seattle-based company offers its employees decent wages and health insurance?

Actually incredible wages
and a percentage of ownership
and they write their own work schedules for the most part

Welcome to Seattle

And YES South Carolina can have Boeing (good luck and careful what you wish for)

travelinman67 wrote:

Ibanez wrote:
Exactly. I figured Tman, if he truly cared about freedom, he would post something like,

" I don't agree with it, but it's his right as an American."

You can't say you are a champion of freedom and then get pissy when people exercise it (especially if it is contrary to what you believe).


Now, let Tman come on here, call me a liberal pussy or something like that for exercising my 1st Amendment right.

So, it's ok with you if I run my business openly discriminating based upon political affiliation and beliefs?

Choosing not to sell a certain product isn't discrimination. Wal-Mart does it all the time, but I doubt you'll be starting any threads about that.

DSUrocks07 wrote:Republicans love Hobby Lobby (for making a decision as a private company) and hate Costco now (for making a decision as a private company)

Just another case of the "its freedom only if I agree with it" mentality that continues to be perpetuated by both sides.

Please send this in email form to T-man (his diaper is exploding)

Ibanez wrote:

travelinman67 wrote:
So, it's ok with you if I run my business openly discriminating based upon political affiliation and beliefs?

No, it's not ok with me but if that's how you want to run your business then who am I to say otherwise? I think it's silly to not sell the book, that's lost revenue, but it's his prerogative.

Super! I have a renter at my apartment who has repeatedly spoken in support of Democrats and Obama (remarked she'd vote for him a third time if he could run again ).

Since you say it's ok, I'm heading over there this morning to serve her with a 30 day eviction notice.

I have rental applicants lined up around the block. With first and last monthly paid, I won't lose one cent.

Thanks Ibanez! I really shouldn't be required to rent to people I don't agree with.

bandl wrote:

CID1990 wrote:
i dont shop there, either

for the same reasons

too many fuvking people in my goddamn way

Get the business or upgraded membership and go there before 10am. Did that this morning at SAMs club. Didn't have to negotiate around a single person throughout the entire store and then walked right up to the cashier without a seconds wait

Cant do that in NoVA

goddamn bangladeshis are waiting at the door at opening time like is a fvcking festival on the goddamn Ganges or something

travelinman67 wrote:

Ibanez wrote:
No, it's not ok with me but if that's how you want to run your business then who am I to say otherwise? I think it's silly to not sell the book, that's lost revenue, but it's his prerogative.

Super! I have a renter at my apartment who has repeatedly spoken in support of Democrats and Obama (remarked she'd vote for him a third time if he could run again ).

Since you say it's ok, I'm heading over there this morning to serve her with a 30 day eviction notice.

I have rental applicants lined up around the block. With first and last monthly paid, I won't lose one cent.

Thanks Ibanez! I really shouldn't be required to rent to people I don't agree with.

Yeah, selling a book in a private store is equal to being a landlord. You hate free speech when it doesn't agree with your ideals. You aren't pissed with Hobby Lobby are you?

If you want to be a hateful dick, then by all means. However, you just admitted that you are kicking people out of there house due to their speech. That's a first amendment issue and you'd be taken to court and you'd lose. But go ahead, evict them.