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 2016-05-05 10:49 PM |
Member  1293    Pearland,Tx |  Subject: IMNorth Carolina sent emails options to backout => HB2 |
| 2016-05-08 2:09 AM in reply to: strykergt |
Member 1293 Pearland,Tx | Subject: RE: IMNorth Carolina sent emails options to backout => HB2 IMNC (13138909_10154223861368223_3395791623373428504_n.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 13138909_10154223861368223_3395791623373428504_n.jpg (64KB - 18 downloads) |
| 2016-05-09 6:27 AM in reply to: strykergt |
Elite 4547  | Subject: RE: IMNorth Carolina sent emails options to backout => HB2 It seems fair to me...they didn't stop the race, and they offered alternatives to racers already signed up for the race. Win, win, right? |
| 2016-05-09 8:25 AM in reply to: ChineseDemocracy |
Pro 9391 Omaha, NE | Subject: RE: IMNorth Carolina sent emails options to backout => HB2 Originally posted by ChineseDemocracy It seems fair to me...they didn't stop the race, and they offered alternatives to racers already signed up for the race. Win, win, right? I'd be curious how many people actually back out. I'm also curious if the race typically sells out or not. I checked over the weekend and it looked like there were slots still available. My general thought is that the "boycott bigotry" movement doesn't really accomplish much on either side because there are very few people who actually boycott. |
| 2016-05-09 8:40 AM in reply to: tuwood |
Extreme Veteran 3025 Maryland | Subject: RE: IMNorth Carolina sent emails options to backout => HB2 Originally posted by tuwood Originally posted by ChineseDemocracy It seems fair to me...they didn't stop the race, and they offered alternatives to racers already signed up for the race. Win, win, right? I'd be curious how many people actually back out. I'm also curious if the race typically sells out or not. I checked over the weekend and it looked like there were slots still available. My general thought is that the "boycott bigotry" movement doesn't really accomplish much on either side because there are very few people who actually boycott. this is freaking capitalism at its finest tuwood. you should like it. the company says, consumer, you choose what to do. and the consumers will choose. if the law negatively impacts the economy of the state, then that's what they get for creating a law that people think is discriminatory. |
| 2016-05-09 8:54 AM in reply to: dmiller5 |
Pro 9391 Omaha, NE | Subject: RE: IMNorth Carolina sent emails options to backout => HB2 Originally posted by dmiller5 Originally posted by tuwood Originally posted by ChineseDemocracy It seems fair to me...they didn't stop the race, and they offered alternatives to racers already signed up for the race. Win, win, right? I'd be curious how many people actually back out. I'm also curious if the race typically sells out or not. I checked over the weekend and it looked like there were slots still available. My general thought is that the "boycott bigotry" movement doesn't really accomplish much on either side because there are very few people who actually boycott. this is freaking capitalism at its finest tuwood. you should like it. the company says, consumer, you choose what to do. and the consumers will choose. if the law negatively impacts the economy of the state, then that's what they get for creating a law that people think is discriminatory. Oh yeah, I definitely don't have a problem with it because they're a business and free to do what they want (within the law). I'm merely taking a step back and assessing the actual impact. |
| 2016-05-09 10:00 AM in reply to: 0 |
Master 2946 Centennial, CO | Subject: RE: IMNorth Carolina sent emails options to backout => HB2 Originally posted by tuwood Originally posted by dmiller5 Originally posted by tuwood Originally posted by ChineseDemocracy It seems fair to me...they didn't stop the race, and they offered alternatives to racers already signed up for the race. Win, win, right? I'd be curious how many people actually back out. I'm also curious if the race typically sells out or not. I checked over the weekend and it looked like there were slots still available. My general thought is that the "boycott bigotry" movement doesn't really accomplish much on either side because there are very few people who actually boycott. this is freaking capitalism at its finest tuwood. you should like it. the company says, consumer, you choose what to do. and the consumers will choose. if the law negatively impacts the economy of the state, then that's what they get for creating a law that people think is discriminatory. Oh yeah, I definitely don't have a problem with it because they're a business and free to do what they want (within the law). I'm merely taking a step back and assessing the actual impact. So how long until a group like Ironman who is obviously not in support of such a law faces the same thing with a competitor that is biologically male but identifies as a female wants to compete as a female and qualify for Kona..... Hmmmmmm.... Edited by velocomp 2016-05-09 10:00 AM |
| 2016-05-09 10:37 AM in reply to: velocomp |
Master 3127 Sunny Southern Cal | Subject: RE: IMNorth Carolina sent emails options to backout => HB2 Originally posted by velocomp Originally posted by tuwood Originally posted by dmiller5 Originally posted by tuwood Originally posted by ChineseDemocracy It seems fair to me...they didn't stop the race, and they offered alternatives to racers already signed up for the race. Win, win, right? I'd be curious how many people actually back out. I'm also curious if the race typically sells out or not. I checked over the weekend and it looked like there were slots still available. My general thought is that the "boycott bigotry" movement doesn't really accomplish much on either side because there are very few people who actually boycott. this is freaking capitalism at its finest tuwood. you should like it. the company says, consumer, you choose what to do. and the consumers will choose. if the law negatively impacts the economy of the state, then that's what they get for creating a law that people think is discriminatory. Oh yeah, I definitely don't have a problem with it because they're a business and free to do what they want (within the law). I'm merely taking a step back and assessing the actual impact. So how long until a group like Ironman who is obviously not in support of such a law faces the same thing with a competitor that is biologically male but identifies as a female wants to compete as a female and qualify for Kona..... Hmmmmmm.... Yeah right, I will now identify as an 85-year-old female. Huh, what, you mean I'm still not fast enough to qualify? Well F*** !!! |
| 2016-05-09 10:42 AM in reply to: SevenZulu |
Master 2946 Centennial, CO | Subject: RE: IMNorth Carolina sent emails options to backout => HB2 Originally posted by SevenZulu Originally posted by velocomp Originally posted by tuwood Originally posted by dmiller5 Originally posted by tuwood Originally posted by ChineseDemocracy It seems fair to me...they didn't stop the race, and they offered alternatives to racers already signed up for the race. Win, win, right? I'd be curious how many people actually back out. I'm also curious if the race typically sells out or not. I checked over the weekend and it looked like there were slots still available. My general thought is that the "boycott bigotry" movement doesn't really accomplish much on either side because there are very few people who actually boycott. this is freaking capitalism at its finest tuwood. you should like it. the company says, consumer, you choose what to do. and the consumers will choose. if the law negatively impacts the economy of the state, then that's what they get for creating a law that people think is discriminatory. Oh yeah, I definitely don't have a problem with it because they're a business and free to do what they want (within the law). I'm merely taking a step back and assessing the actual impact. So how long until a group like Ironman who is obviously not in support of such a law faces the same thing with a competitor that is biologically male but identifies as a female wants to compete as a female and qualify for Kona..... Hmmmmmm.... Yeah right, I will now identify as an 85-year-old female. Huh, what, you mean I'm still not fast enough to qualify? Well F*** !!!
Hey, I never thought about identifying as a different age. then you could nail them for sex and age discrimination. Good idea... |
| 2016-05-09 12:31 PM in reply to: #5180477 |
| 595 | Subject: RE: IMNorth Carolina sent emails options to backout => HB2 Or find the name Ironman to be discriminatory. Thankfully all portajohns, excuse me Porta potties, are gender neutral on the course |
| 2016-05-09 12:48 PM in reply to: nrpoulin |
Pro 9391 Omaha, NE | Subject: RE: IMNorth Carolina sent emails options to backout => HB2 Originally posted by nrpoulin Or find the name Ironman to be discriminatory. Thankfully all portajohns, excuse me Porta potties, are gender neutral on the course I'm going to get the first P dot tattoo. I am an IronPerson!!! |
| 2016-05-09 1:13 PM in reply to: tuwood |
Elite 4547 | Subject: RE: IMNorth Carolina sent emails options to backout => HB2 Originally posted by tuwood Originally posted by nrpoulin Or find the name Ironman to be discriminatory. Thankfully all portajohns, excuse me Porta potties, are gender neutral on the course I'm going to get the first P dot tattoo. I am an IronPerson!!!  That was funny. |
| 2016-05-09 1:51 PM in reply to: tuwood |
| 1502 Katy, Texas | Subject: RE: IMNorth Carolina sent emails options to backout => HB2 Originally posted by tuwood Originally posted by dmiller5 Originally posted by tuwood Originally posted by ChineseDemocracy It seems fair to me...they didn't stop the race, and they offered alternatives to racers already signed up for the race. Win, win, right? I'd be curious how many people actually back out. I'm also curious if the race typically sells out or not. I checked over the weekend and it looked like there were slots still available. My general thought is that the "boycott bigotry" movement doesn't really accomplish much on either side because there are very few people who actually boycott. this is freaking capitalism at its finest tuwood. you should like it. the company says, consumer, you choose what to do. and the consumers will choose. if the law negatively impacts the economy of the state, then that's what they get for creating a law that people think is discriminatory. Oh yeah, I definitely don't have a problem with it because they're a business and free to do what they want (within the law). I'm merely taking a step back and assessing the actual impact. I doubt many will back out. I don't think that is the (business) purpose. It's probably more to do with getting in good with its target customer base. Professionals in the 30-50 year old range with high levels of post-secondary education are typically not religious fundamentalists. |
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