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Surprise, Surprise, Surprise - Fred Meyer is doing the Very same thing in WA.
Or that these 18-20 year olds will eventually be of age.They failed to think about all those gun owners that where once 18-20.
Let me be clear on my position:
>>They can sell whatever they want and you also have the right not to go there. No argument there.
If your boycott works as intended and they suffer and close up shop, there are not options in many of the small towns where Bimart is the only game in town. Also the job opportunities are few and far between in those small towns (Baker, LaPine, Winston...) You don't just get another job across the street. When Albertsons closed in Pendleton, it really hurt a lot of families.
Thank you to those who took the time and effort to call or write BiMart. I would feel real good if the response was 20 to 1 in our favor. That is a realistic goal. You don't have to change their mind. They won't. The water is over the dam on this one. But they need to realize they goofed and not to do it again.
I do get that, but my question above is how many people, who think like you do and actively shop at BiMart, like you do, are there to participate in such a boycott? I, for example, have never been a regular BiMart shopper, I don't care for their stores or their extremely slow service, so I don't go in. Only time I buy from them is if they have some ammo I need that I can't get somewhere else, and that's maybe once or twice a year. So while I can support the boycott, I'll have zero impact on them financially.
And, as I noted above, there are plenty of gun owners that honestly don't give a sh!t about the age requirement, in fact, I'm finding that there are a good number that actually support it. So those folks aren't going to bother with a boycott over something they're in support of.
So, honestly, how many people does anyone think that leaves in Oregon, Washington, etc. that will actually be pissed off enough to participate in such a boycott, and will it really be enough to make BiMart change their minds?
I will not make or break them but I will not set foot in there. I would not care if they were 25% cheaper. Others will still buy, that I can't change. Just like I can't change all the "gun people" who insist of throwing our rights away. What I can and will do is never spend money at this place or Dicks again.