Posting signs on the door makes no difference.
Why don't these same snowflakes scream at walmart for selling knives made in china when they have been used in multiple mass murders of school children in the country they are manufactured in?
Virtue signaling for the dollar, it`s all the rage these days.....they best hope they`re backing the right horse!
Nobody can tank our stock like we can! -Gillette
Hold my beer! -Walmart
Nobody can tank our stock like we can! -Gillette
Hold my beer! -Walmart
I think I've mentioned before that I used to work in video production, including producing commercials for local businesses. I still receive some video and advertising industry newsletters to this day. I found this in a September 4th newsletter from Adweek. I think it says a great deal about the mindset of executives who make these decisions:
Brownells getting their dig in, I gotta figure it was intended..
https://www.brownells.com/shooting-...ave-freedom-buy-ammo-t-shirts-prod130718.aspx
https://www.brownells.com/shooting-...ave-freedom-buy-ammo-t-shirts-prod130718.aspx
"lifts in brand perception"
That's the goal.
That's the goal.
For sure. Branding is crucial in business.
Like it or not the 2nd Amendment crowd, at least the die hard portion of that crowd, is not the primary customer base for Walmart.
According to some research, their average customer is 50 year old white, middle class women. They don't give two damns about pistol ammo and open carry arguments.
I don’t agree with your assessment of their primary customer, the research you cited was based on a questioning 4000 shoppers, a relatively small control group to draw a from conclusion. There are a lot of 2A supporters that shop at Wal Mart alot of rural shoppers frequent Wal-Mart as well. Can we safely assume you’re not in the ‘die hard” 2nd Amendment crowd?
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