2d Amendment issues

List of anti-NRA businesses

Posted on February 27, 2018 

In the wake of the February 14, 2018 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, gun-control advocates have launched an all-out effort to attack the American people’s right to own arms, guaranteed in the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

Never mind the fact that the Supreme Court, in 2008 in District of Columbia v. Heller, ruled that the Second Amendment’s right to bear arms is to individuals, not militias, and that the right to bear arms may include military-grade weapons.

See “Supreme Court ruled in 2008 that Second Amendment applies to individuals, not militias, and may include military weapons“

A part of the attack on the Second Amendment is the #BoycottNRA movement, focused on getting

businesses to sever their ties with the National Rifle Association.

Know your enemy.

Below is a list of corporations that have cut ties or distanced themselves from the National Rifle Associatio, or will no longer offer special discounts to NRA members, none of whom committed any school shooting:

1. Allied Van Lines
2. Avis rental car
3. Best Western hotels
4. Budget rental car
5. Chubb insurance
6. Delta Airlines: The state of Georgia’s Republican Lt. Governor Casey Cagle warned the Georgia-based company that he would “kill” tax breaks for the airline unless it reinstated its relationship with the NRA
7. Enterprise Holdings Inc.: owns Enterprise, Alama and National car rental companies.
8. First National Bank of Omaha
9. Hertz rental car
10. MetLife Inc.
11. North American moving company
12. Paramount Rx
13. SimpliSafe home security monitor
14. Symantec Corp: makes Norton Antivirus and owns LifeLock
15. TrueCar automotive pricing website
16. United Airlines
17. Wyndham Worldwide hotels