Twisted Cross
03-13-2002, 02:09 PM
Originally posted by Saleen in General discussion. He wrote a really tastefull e-mail and it should show as an a example to all of us.
http://www.gunsnet.net/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=51549
C'mon everyone, let them hear from you! Please remember to keep it civil so you don't play into the lable that HCI tries to stick us with.
Mrs. Sposato,
I just read a press release where your corporation was lauded for severing ties with "an extremist organization out of step with mainstream America". I am a husband, a father, a professional law enforcement officer, and one of 80 million gun owners in the United States. I am many things, but I am not an extremist, I am the NRA.
I am also a customer of yours, as are / were many of the aforementioned 80 million. After seeing how your corporation feels about me and anyone else who might feel strongly about preserving a constitutional right, I think I will find another source to do my taxes or do them myself.
I am the NRA and I vote. I vote at the polls for candidates who will work to preserve my rights, and against candidates that seek to restrict and re-interpret the Constitution. I vote with my dollars by refusing to reward corporations who align themselves with those who are working to limit my freedoms, and by doing business with those who stand behind and defend the freedoms out country was founded on.
As a representative of H&R Block, I assume you have some basic knowledge of accounting. Having said that, I regret to inform you that I have had to move your company to the debit column in my ledger, for I can no longer give you credit for sharing my love of freedom. I trust that this is not the first e-mail you have received concerning this recent shift in your corporate principals, and I hope that you will forward our sentiments to a person with authority to re-think this decision. Until such a time, I bid you adieu
Saleen
http://www.gunsnet.net/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=51549
C'mon everyone, let them hear from you! Please remember to keep it civil so you don't play into the lable that HCI tries to stick us with.
Mrs. Sposato,
I just read a press release where your corporation was lauded for severing ties with "an extremist organization out of step with mainstream America". I am a husband, a father, a professional law enforcement officer, and one of 80 million gun owners in the United States. I am many things, but I am not an extremist, I am the NRA.
I am also a customer of yours, as are / were many of the aforementioned 80 million. After seeing how your corporation feels about me and anyone else who might feel strongly about preserving a constitutional right, I think I will find another source to do my taxes or do them myself.
I am the NRA and I vote. I vote at the polls for candidates who will work to preserve my rights, and against candidates that seek to restrict and re-interpret the Constitution. I vote with my dollars by refusing to reward corporations who align themselves with those who are working to limit my freedoms, and by doing business with those who stand behind and defend the freedoms out country was founded on.
As a representative of H&R Block, I assume you have some basic knowledge of accounting. Having said that, I regret to inform you that I have had to move your company to the debit column in my ledger, for I can no longer give you credit for sharing my love of freedom. I trust that this is not the first e-mail you have received concerning this recent shift in your corporate principals, and I hope that you will forward our sentiments to a person with authority to re-think this decision. Until such a time, I bid you adieu
Saleen