As Steve points out, the hypocrisy is strong with the Left. Along with Apple, Angie’s List (who has been advertising heavily on TV as of late (at least in my local area) also decided to weigh in on the Indiana RFRA, saying that it would not continue with a planned $40 million expansion of their HQ. Curious, though, not even a whisper of pulling out of the other States that have similar laws on the books. After all, if you ACTUALLY read the RFRA law (which I did), it doesn’t do what Angie’s List claimed (or, pretty much most of the Left) but it decided
Sidenote: Again, hypocrisy of the Left – they were VERY happy to see Apple and A.L. to weigh in as “Corporate Citizens – but HATE the idea of Hobby Lobby having the same “personhood”?
to go along with the rhetoric anyways. So, if a company decides that it actively fights against my beliefs, I shall not do business with them:
If you are a member, their policies is that you can cancel your membership at 110% return.
Oh, I am quite sure that there will be those that will ridicule this action – “what do you expect to accomplish with just you canceling”? Makes no difference to me what others think. Someone there will read it. It will be noted. That’s all that matters.
For you see, from my perspective, Angie’s List has actively discriminated against me simply for having an opposing view. For you see, Angie’s List has decided to join the Thought Police, the Political Correctness Police, when it comes against people of belief, people of conscience.
I’m afraid that Mobocracy is coming to America, more and more, and it will not be pretty.
