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Posted: 10/22/2021 5:44:34 PM EDT
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I seriously doubt that this is something they wanted to do. All federal contractors and sub-contractors are subject to the mandates. Want to keep selling shit to the feds or to people that sell shit to the feds? Gotta force unconstitutional shit on your employees.
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Quoted: hell nobody goes to COVID forum unless you think you might be getting sick and want to verify horse paste dosages View Quote |
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I'd be mad at Hornady. If my IQ was lower than Kate Beckinsale.
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Quoted: That's the thing about quietly shuffling threads into the ghetto. Nobody ever sees them. Hornady is making a mistake, and they will pay dearly for it and deserve it. View Quote By following the law? Are you fucktarded? Expecting companies to not comply with federal law is fucktarded. Theres a saying "I dont make the rules, I play the game" Hornady is simply following the rules. Dont like it? Blame the politicians. Blame the voters. But dont expect private business to carry our water. I would support them in not following the mandate, but I certainly wont damn them if they do. |
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Quoted: I seriously doubt that this is something they wanted to do. All federal contractors and sub-contractors are subject to the mandates. Want to keep selling shit to the feds or to people that sell shit to the feds? Gotta force unconstitutional shit on your employees. View Quote They showed exactly who they are. They would rather suckle at the government teat than support their employees in not injecting experimental gene therapies in their bodies, and freedom loving Americans. They showed they'd rather sacrifice their freedoms than lose out on that sweet communist stolen money. Why is tmit that members here from liberal states, are always the first to defend the commies and anti-freedom people? Wonder why. |
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Quoted: By following the law? Are you fucktarded? Expecting companies to not comply with federal law is fucktarded. Theres a saying "I dont make the rules, I play the game" Hornady is simply following the rules. Dont like it? Blame the politicians. Blame the voters. But dont expect private business to carry our water. I would support them in not following the mandate, but I certainly wont damn them if they do. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: That's the thing about quietly shuffling threads into the ghetto. Nobody ever sees them. Hornady is making a mistake, and they will pay dearly for it and deserve it. By following the law? Are you fucktarded? Expecting companies to not comply with federal law is fucktarded. Theres a saying "I dont make the rules, I play the game" Hornady is simply following the rules. Dont like it? Blame the politicians. Blame the voters. But dont expect private business to carry our water. I would support them in not following the mandate, but I certainly wont damn them if they do. I agree. it's the voters who fail to hold the politicians accountable. Stolen elections have consequences. kwg |
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The government giveth and it taketh away. Attached File
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Quoted: By following the law? Are you fucktarded? Expecting companies to not comply with federal law is fucktarded. Theres a saying "I dont make the rules, I play the game" Hornady is simply following the rules. Dont like it? Blame the politicians. Blame the voters. But dont expect private business to carry our water. I would support them in not following the mandate, but I certainly wont damn them if they do. View Quote Just following orders is no excuse. |
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Quoted: By following the law? Are you fucktarded? Expecting companies to not comply with federal law is fucktarded. Theres a saying "I dont make the rules, I play the game" Hornady is simply following the rules. Dont like it? Blame the politicians. Blame the voters. But dont expect private business to carry our water. I would support them in not following the mandate, but I certainly wont damn them if they do. View Quote |
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Give them a call and vote with your wallet:
Phone: 1-800-338-3220 Phone: 1-308-382-1390 |
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If they have the 6.5cm, that my RPR loves…I’m going to still buy it.
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Quoted: Please point to this "law" that they have to follow. View Quote Covid Plan |
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Quoted: By following the law? Are you fucktarded? Expecting companies to not comply with federal law is fucktarded. Theres a saying "I dont make the rules, I play the game" Hornady is simply following the rules. Dont like it? Blame the politicians. Blame the voters. But dont expect private business to carry our water. I would support them in not following the mandate, but I certainly wont damn them if they do. View Quote They can always make accommodations for religious exemptions, but they didn't even offer it in their employee letter |
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Quoted: See the "Requiring Vaccinations for all Federal Workers and for Millions of Contractors that Do Business with the Federal Government" section Covid Plan View Quote Maybe I'm not as smart as you liberals in liberal states who voraciously defend the communist regime. But, pointing to a website with a "plan" does not make such a thing a law. Biden can make a plan that says every American male must cut off his dick to stop rape, but that does not make that plan a law. Or even legal. No wonder liberal states are fucked up. With gun owners like you there, who needs enemies? |
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https://allongeorgia.com/national-politics/ammo-maker-to-cut-off-government-contracts-in-new-york-after-calls-to-halt-financial-relationships/
They pushed back in this instance. Maybe Hornaday should get a plant in China to do .gov contracts. |
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Quoted: hell nobody goes to COVID forum unless you think you might be getting sick and want to verify horse paste dosages View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: yup , already covered and moved to the covid forum hell nobody goes to COVID forum unless you think you might be getting sick and want to verify horse paste dosages lol |
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Quoted: I seriously doubt that this is something they wanted to do. All federal contractors and sub-contractors are subject to the mandates. Want to keep selling shit to the feds or to people that sell shit to the feds? Gotta force unconstitutional shit on your employees. View Quote Or give everyone a religious exemption |
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Hornady pushing its employees to get the vax? Maybe those pushing for
that need to get the V-max. In the face. |
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Quoted: Quoted: I seriously doubt that this is something they wanted to do. All federal contractors and sub-contractors are subject to the mandates. Want to keep selling shit to the feds or to people that sell shit to the feds? Gotta force unconstitutional shit on your employees. Or give everyone a religious exemption Imagine if all the ammo companies told the government no. Then where would the government get their ammo from? The feds would have to fold or else not buy ammo ever again. |
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Quoted: I seriously doubt that this is something they wanted to do. All federal contractors and sub-contractors are subject to the mandates. Want to keep selling shit to the feds or to people that sell shit to the feds? Gotta force unconstitutional shit on your employees. View Quote Fuck Hornady. All evil needs to triumph is for good people to do nothing. Pathetic, feeble response "there's nothing we (and ultimately you) can do" - BULLSHIT MOTHER FUCKER. You CAN do something, you simply WON'T. Your employees can also do something. They can give you double birds as they tell you to take their job and shove it up your ass and give it to some good little commmie. How about telling employees "everyone applying for a religious exemption will be granted one". The reason that's not in there is fucking shitlord Steve has obviously drank the Kool-Aid and agrees with forcing the vax. Also, give me a break "trust us, not your friends and family, or your own research". FUCK YOU, STEVE. There certainly is a "tremendous amount of misinformation and flat out lies about this mandate" and they are being told by the assholes pushing the fucking mandate! |
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Let them know how I feel as a former customer. As much as possible.
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Quoted: Maybe I'm not as smart as you liberals in liberal states who voraciously defend the communist regime. But, pointing to a website with a "plan" does not make such a thing a law. Biden can make a plan that says every American male must cut off his dick to stop rape, but that does not make that plan a law. Or even legal. No wonder liberal states are fucked up. With gun owners like you there, who needs enemies? View Quote Well I guess us high'n mighty pretend Reds are waitin for you rootin tootin badass Rambo likes to follow through on them revolutionary words. Guess its easier to play badass on the internet than actually go DO something isnt it. But dont worry, clutch your purse a bit tighter and throw around more baseless accusations and that'll fix things! I suppose you could start by filing a court case to find this mandate unconstitutional. Have you done that? Or just clutching your purse a bit tighter? I suppose you could donate to the legal fund thats doing just that. Have you done that? Or just clutching your purse a bit tighter? I suppose you could start your own company which doesnt follow Federal laws. Have you done that? Or just clutching your purse a bit tighter? No, you havent done a goddamn thing. Because that takes effort and energy. You'll sit back and let others carry your water, and make harshly worded posts when people say something you dont agree with completely. You hold down the forums here bud. We real conservatives will do the heavy lifting for you. |
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Quoted: By following the law? Are you fucktarded? Expecting companies to not comply with federal law is fucktarded. Theres a saying "I dont make the rules, I play the game" Hornady is simply following the rules. Dont like it? Blame the politicians. Blame the voters. But dont expect private business to carry our water. I would support them in not following the mandate, but I certainly wont damn them if they do. View Quote They aren't just following the law. They're: 1. Choosing government contract money over their employees' bodily autonomy 2. Going out of their way to also preemptively enforce a 100 employee OSHA rule which does not actually exist, and which probably never will, and which will probably get struck down by courts if it ever does 3. Going out of their way to tell employees to listen to them and not anyone else 4. Going out of their way to avoid any of the reasonable actions they could take without violating any laws, which other patriotic companies are taking, to respect their employees 5. Doing all of this at a time when the narrative is weakening so much that even the AIRLINES are backing down (Southwest and Delta) You're damn right I'm going to judge them for this. They should be judged for this. A Samuel Adams quote is appropriate. |
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Quoted: They aren't just following the law. They're: 1. Choosing government contract money over their employees' bodily autonomy 2. Going out of their way to also preemptively enforce a 100 employee OSHA rule which does not actually exist, and which probably never will, and which will probably get struck down by courts if it ever does 3. Going out of their way to tell employees to listen to them and not anyone else 4. Going out of their way to avoid any of the reasonable actions they could take without violating any laws, which other patriotic companies are taking, to respect their employees 5. Doing all of this at a time when the narrative is weakening so much that even the AIRLINES are backing down (Southwest and Delta) You're damn right I'm going to judge them for this. They should be judged for this. A Samuel Adams quote is appropriate. View Quote The hypocrisy exists on our side as much as on the Left. I dont expect Hornady to be political, I expect Hornady to operate within the bounds of the laws and regulations set forth in front of them. I expect WE THE FUCKING PEOPLE to ensure a government exists which doesnt unduly burden business. Its not Hornady that has failed here my friend. |
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Quoted: I agree with all of that, but I also judge their actions in light of the steps taken by this Administration. As I said, I dont make the rules I just play the game. Same with them. They need to do whats in the best interest of the company and its interactions with the business. We always piss and moan when companies get political (Look at all the hate for woke companies).....But now all of a sudden we want companies to get political? The hypocrisy exists on our side as much as on the Left. I dont expect Hornady to be political, I expect Hornady to operate within the bounds of the laws and regulations set forth in front of them. I expect WE THE FUCKING PEOPLE to ensure a government exists which doesnt unduly burden business. Its not Hornady that has failed here my friend. View Quote Again though: They aren't just operating within the bounds of laws and regulations. Other companies are still "complying" with the government contractor mandate but offering robust exemptions. Hornady could but didn't. Other companies are limiting their compliance to actual executive orders coming into effect (the contractor rule) and postponing compliance with rules that do not yet exist as anything more than a press release (the 100 employee rule). Hornady could but didn't. Hornady specifically failed on multiple levels, and that's even if we limit our judgment to the things they could have done legally and at zero cost to them. And when it comes to companies "getting political," there's a difference between being a political activist for anti-American causes, versus respecting the Nuremberg Code over being enforcers for totalitarians. (Besides, I have a different position on companies getting political to begin with: Political neutrality is only well-defined as a concept when it is relative to a common cultural center-point of what "neutral" norms mean. This center-point is only stable when supported by a critical mass of people and, yes, companies; once that falls through, we're no longer operating in cultural peacetime but cultural wartime. For instance, consider the conundrum that "Black Lives Matter" is considered politically neutral and just being a good person, but "All Lives Matter" is considered a political statement. Neutrality is ideal during peacetime, but it can only stand if it is being defended, and that time has passed. If the bad guys go on the offensive during wartime but the good guys remain "neutral" and passive, the bad guys win by default. That means: Under the current circumstances, everything a company does with respect to government and cultural "compliance" is a matter of choosing sides.) |
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