I havent been since the whole deal with them quiting gun sales then melting them down. I didnt know they were still around.

I had no idea there was a men's health month. Hard to compete with the fags I suppose.

Yeah, fuck Dick's. I stopped shopping there after they started removing firearm sales.

I'm surprised they didn't drop the apostrophe in their observation of sodomite month.

Diversity causes division. Equity promotes mediocrity. Inclusion excludes Whites.

I bought something from them yesterday. I hated myself for it but I needed the product immediately and they were the only ones in the area that had it. I got an email asking for a review of my recent visit. In the section where I could type free text, I explained I would not have shopped there if I didn't have to and that I generally avoid it as much as possible because of their anti-2A stance. I'm sure whoever reads it, if anyone does, will just delete it.

Most of the other shit they carry is overpriced bullshit from companies that heavy on the agenda bullshit. Seriously, fuck Nike.

Equity huh? So, are the executives in charge of this taking pay cuts, or cashing in their stock options to send to Ronald Q. Jackass the 3rd shift shelf stocker in Paducah? Of course not! They are all about "equity" when it comes to fucking over YOUR family, definitely not theirs.

This whole thing comes from cowardice. These limousine liberal executives are rich scared old white men. They will do whatever it takes, kiss any BIPOC ass presented to them, or institute policies that would have ruined their own young careers in order to have the cancel crowd leave them alone to their privilege and wealth.

Just looked it up and Vanguard owns the most shares in the company.

Anywhere this diversity bullshit is being pushed you will see these two names, Vanguard and Blackrock.

>"We know that there is a risk to a business taking a stand—look at what has happened to Delta in these last few days. We want to say to Dick’s that as Jews who understand the values of Pikuach Nefesh and Tshuva, we want to express our gratitude, support and solidarity. We agree that “thoughts and prayers” are not enough, and we too, feel a need to take action.">>

>It feels like a tide is beginning to turn as businesses set a leadership example that is worthy of our support. Edward W. Stack, the CEO of Dick’s Sporting Goods, made a powerful statement by saying that after Parkland, “thoughts and prayers are not enough.” The alleged shooter, Nikolas Cruz, bought a shotgun from a Dick’s store in November, Stack said during a television interview. Although the weapon purchased at the Dick’s outlet was not the one used in the massacre, Stack said his company was moved to act. “We did everything by the book, and we did everything that the law required, and he was still able to buy a gun.”>>

Already stopped shopping there.

Looks like the best place to buy butt lube by the gallon