Spotlight on Bad Businesses

Specific Examples of Bad Business

This is a section for you to air your grievances! Please email us your stories of censorship, mask nazism, etc and we may post it! Please only send in things that are related to conservative causes and freedom fighting, for now. And also, please only businesses that at least span a whole state, not local, for now. We will try to expand into that territory eventually. We will keep you anonymous if you wish. We must hold these businesses accountable for breaking the law and just general bad behaviour!

National Chains

–Costco was a large purveyor of mask nazism throughout the plandemic. Here is what I was told by the CEO when I emailed to tell him what I thought of his policies. I told him that he was discriminating against people who have medical issues to mask and face shield wearing. This is his reply “Thank you. We have the right to protect our members and employees. We have instacart available for home delivery. I respect any decision you may make. All the best. Craig” Um, no Craig, you do not have the right to break the law and you do not have the right to force me to pay exhorbitant fees for home delivery when I have paid for a membership and you are now in breach of contract. Good luck with that!

Smaller Regional Chains

–See’s Candies discriminated against Owen at our local store in the fall of 2020. He was screamed out of the store by a crazy woman who didn’t care that our county had a “policy” that people with medical or religious exemptions did not have to wear masks. Listen, none of the mask “mandates” were legal. But in order to try to not get yelled at, we just used the exemption reason. Most businesses just waved us on. This woman acted like this was the hill she was going to die on. She did not even try to accommodate him. She just screamed at him and enlisted the aid of another employee and two other customers to run him out of the store. I contacted the regional manager who said they should have at least taken his order outside the store (again, illegal). But the manager acted like it was no big deal. I sent an email to the CEO and was ignored. In April of 2023 I was finally contacted by someone within See’s who offered me a gift card as compensation for the problems caused. It didn’t fix the problem. An apology would have been better. We took it anyways as it was better than nothing.