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Started by gobblezilla, March 16, 2012, 05:15:24 PM
Quote from: gobblezilla on March 16, 2012, 05:15:24 PMSo it looks like Camping World has pulled it's support of Celebrity Apprentice because of the Trump Boys hunting photos! How can a business based around life in the outdoors alienate hunters like this. Here is a link to thier customer service email site. Drop them a line and express your displeasure with the fact that they folded like a lawn chair under the thumb of ANTI'shttp://www.campingworld.com/contactU...al%20Questions
Quote from: gobblezilla on March 17, 2012, 08:55:08 AMTell me if the link works now.. It is working on other sites so maybe its OG blocking the link no surehttp://www.campingworld.com/contactUsForm.cfm?&contactValue=General%20Questions
Quote from: bird on March 17, 2012, 09:30:46 AMQuote from: gobblezilla on March 17, 2012, 08:55:08 AMTell me if the link works now.. It is working on other sites so maybe its OG blocking the link no surehttp://www.campingworld.com/contactUsForm.cfm?&contactValue=General%20QuestionsNow that has to be one of the most ridiculous statements insinuating that OG may be blocking the link. Conspiracy! Oh its a Conspiracy! Jumping to such conclusions is how ridiculous rumors get started.PS.... The link opened for me just fine but maybe because OG has connections to the FBI, CIA, FEMA, NSA, GSA, IRS, ICE, and other governmental agencies that allow us Black Ops to view such sites.
Quote from: bird on March 17, 2012, 11:17:49 AM"I was not happy with the pictures that I saw," company CEO Marcus Lemonis explained to E! News. "It has nothing to do with whether people hunt or not. There was a photo of a leopard—they're endangered." (Per the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, leopards are considered "threatened" in Africa.)"At the end of the day," Lemonis continued, "when you associate with someone, you have to deal with consequences that go along with them. Whether they hunt or not is irrelevant to me...I saw a leopard and an elephant [in the safari photos]. I wasn't crazy about that. This isn't anything personal against Donald Trump himself or the show. People are going to hunt. I know Trump himself is not an advocate of hunting. I just don't agree with what happened. I have a right to choose who I am affiliated with. We won't be a sponsor in the future."Personally I think you guys are barking up the wrong tree here. Camping World has made their statement that this has nothing to do with hunting but that they do not agree with the killing of the elephant or the leopard and that they have the right to pull their sponsorship based on that decision. And at this time I will have to agree with them. bird
Quote from: Turkey Trot on March 16, 2012, 05:27:46 PMIn another forum, someone posted a response that they got on inquiry. The response is stated below. The response is on shakey grounds because the elephants were shot outside the US, which has an Endangered Species Act, and the US cannot regulate them. They are not listed as endangered in the US because we don't have them. There are treaties, such as the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), and they are designated "threatened" at worst by someone else. But the African countries allow managed commercial hunting because the money creates an economic incentive to propagate them and the landowners appreciate them for the money that comes to them in fees. They did not do anything illegal or wrong. Moreover, no one can empirically prove that it is "bad" for the elephant population. They are shooting older, mature, dominant bulls. It takes from the top of the social pyramid, and makes room for another younger, more virile bull to take his place in the elephant herds. Hunting has not been a recent problem for elephants. Poaching and wars have been problems for elephants. The CW response:To clarify our position, Camping World as America's Largest Outdoor Company, believes in personal freedom. In this country, people are free to choose. This issue at hand is not about whether people should be able to hunt or not. Our company is neither for nor against hunting. We are for personal choice and having people enjoy the outdoors in whatever fashion they choose. However, in our opinion, if and when the hunting of endangered species occurs, whether in the United States or abroad, it is not acceptable to even the most avid of hunters. We remain strong in our conviction of preserving the outdoors, protecting our great country's lands and the freedom to choose.Thank you,Camping World Customer Care