All that the relationships that are ending were are discounts for NRA members.

Ever see listings for AAA or AARP discounts? Same thing here. And it was just a way for those companies to try and swing customers their way. They saw the NRA as just a group with millions of members as potential customers they could get for offering a small discount.

The NRA never made any money off those discounts. They just negotiated them as a benefit for membership.

The truth is none of that will hurt the NRA at all. It’s symbolic but that’s its. Nobody who joins the NRA joins for the discounts in car rentals or hotels.

The NRA used to be respectable, didn't it????

Maybe I never paid attention.

But I always thought it was a bit too sweet, so didn't really care for it that much. Yeah with the Exxon boycott and I used to go there by first choice. I personally went against McDonald's for about 15 years after getting under-cooked food when they went to a new on-demand cooking process and never really apologized or admitted there was a problem. A year or to later they scrapped that system but I didn't go back for at least a decade. I can take or leave their food but the Filet-o-fish is an easy way to get some fish in your diet.

I boycott other businesses but Home Depot is top of my list right now.
I also need to buy some things that I would normally get from Amazon but when I think about Amazons coziness with NRA TV I start looking for some other place to buy them. I am checking out Ebay this morning.
I feel that it is part of my responsibility as a consumer to be aware of who profits from my purchases and to shop accordingly.

I am sure that many reviews are perhaps less than legit, but it does give you a place to start looking for stuff. Sort of like Wikipedia is a place to get a general background of information before digging deeper. Once I have a better idea of what it is I need and a cost structure, then I can do a more extensive online search and usually come up with the item or part for less.

Words are cheap. Money is the only language businesses speak.