The Gun Counter

So did Enterprise. Most corporations know how much business a group like this gets and how much word of mouth gets around. I'm betting they'll have new sponsors shortly. Going to be fun reading the magazines next month though.

Update

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/mor ... 12f0dedc1b

So Enterprise, FNB Omaha, Symantec, and Hertz (so far) have told an organization with seven figures' worth of dues-paying members: "We don't like your kind, and we don't want your business."

Okay, duly noted. Also: popcorn!

Suppose the boards of directors of those outfits had a chance to weigh in before their managers decided to get in on the Virtue Signal Tsunami?

I had let my membership slide. Renewing now

skb12172 wrote:I had let my membership slide. Renewing now

Same here, I think.

Did the term payment for lifetime membership. Wish that exempted one from the constant begging though.

Rod wrote:Did the term payment for lifetime membership. Wish that exempted one from the constant begging though.

If it really bothers you, you can call them up and tell them not to. Other people have done the same, and they are quite receptive to it.

scipioafricanus wrote:

Rod wrote:Did the term payment for lifetime membership. Wish that exempted one from the constant begging though.

If it really bothers you, you can call them up and tell them not to. Other people have done the same, and they are quite receptive to it.

Worked for me. I get the magazine and occasional postcard and email alerts, and FNRA dinner notifications, nothing else.

I just upgraded my membership from their update website; they are offering discounts.