Yes, Levi Strauss is still very anti-gun

[CJS3]

If you don't like Levi Stauss, would you buy clothes from these guys?

http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/about-duluth/tradespanel/tradespanel.aspx

[Solus]

I would and I have.

Last purchase was the Micro Fiber overcoat.  Light, warm and lots of pockets.  Doesn't Wrinkle when I bunch it up behind my back for arm movement when I drive...in a bucket seat.

I have all my Dremel tools, attachments and bits in one of their large tool bags.

They get a thumbs up for me.

[fightingquaker13]

If you don't like Levi Stauss, would you buy clothes from these guys?

http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/about-duluth/tradespanel/tradespanel.aspx

Seems like a good company. Still, their jeans are imported, and I'm not paying $34 a pair if they're not made in the USA. Lots of other cool stuff though, thanks for the post.
FQ13

[Rastus]

If you don't like Levi Stauss, would you buy clothes from these guys?

http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/about-duluth/tradespanel/tradespanel.aspx

Quite right sir. 

There are other companies I avoid as possible...like Kraft.  So I buy Borden's instead...a bit more but there you go (I hope they aren't anti-gun...we do need a pro-gun or at least neutral company list for 2nd Ammendment Rights). 

Together we the gun culture are a powerful force...you know, it was just a few crazies clanging pots and pans and beating a drum that got these companies to steer away from The American Way some years ago.  A little PR, give them a little ground, who cares they go away.  Well, a little leaven leaveneth the whole lump now these guys are funding activists and working against our rights while they lay off US workers...not North American...U.S. Americans.

I remember the 60's...the wink-wink, nudge-nudge, we really don't believe this stuff we're just making them go away kind-of-a-looks and statements that continued through the 70's and picked up steam.  There were cries to hold fast, before public opinion reached the dumper it did with the ignorance we now have in the populace.  It was just a few dollars...they'll go away.  Well they did not go away.

Now we have this fine mess.  It was predicted, it was fortold, it did come to pass. 

It is up to us to reverse roles to reverse our fortune.  We must avoid as possible financial support of companies and individuals who do not support the 2nd Ammendment and be activist against those who would fund activism against us.   

Or we will follow our brethren in foreign lands, who have gun ownership as only a memory of the way things used to be.

[PegLeg45]

It is up to us to reverse roles to reverse our fortune.  We must avoid as possible financial support of companies and individuals who do not support the 2nd Ammendment and be activist against those who would fund activism against us.   

Right on the money, Rastus.
If every gun owner in the US stopped buying from as many anti 2A companies as possible/feasible (sometimes you can't get around it for certain needs), and backed it up by writing letters and emails telling them why, it might have an impact. It takes large numbers to turn the tide of anti 2A once it has built up some momentum....... but it could be done.
When I stopped using CVS because of their 2A position, I wrote and told them why and then got my wife and son to do the same. If everyone did it, maybe sooner or later companies would take notice. And, it's not that difficult....just write a good solid form-type letter that would apply to any 'anti' company and then when you send one, all that has to be done is add the company name to the letter for each different company.

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