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Recently our local Target store and a couple of bargain stores refused to handle "Poppy boxes". The boxes are donation boxes for a poppy pin for your lapel to show your respect for veterans. I will never go into any Target store again or any other store that supports such behavior. Done.



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Maybe the next time a crisis is looming then send those fuckers that don't support our veterans to the front line of whatever it is....and maybe then the pricks will be thankfull that they're speaking English instead of the alternative....hell yeah...those ingrates should definately be made to watch all the ww2 documenteries available..this world has become a soap box for all kinds....my rights my rights...fuck em....i always say,, when in Rome....i wonder if we Canadians would have the same rights wherever they come from....i can't believe someone would reject a poppy box....besides that,, it is, a whatever you feel like donating idea.....unreal i can just imagine who is complaining...those types with the long dresses and hairy legs no makeup  birkenstocks and round granny glasses,,,,and hug trees on the weekends...man i wish life was like hockey...then you could body check them trip them crosscheck them across the throat...lol....and only get two minute time outs....lol...no poppies man o man ...what's next?,,,stop caring entirely?,,,,so those types can say we got our own way nya nya nya nya nya.....go brush your teeth fuckers and get a job...all those protestors usually don't work either ,,,,,who can spend time during the day complaining in a protest?,,,some one that either works nights or is just a fucking loser with no job....lmao...that's my three cents.,,,,,we don't want to honour our vets because we are trying to prove a point....[whatever it is]....so we can say ....yay we won...and further degraded our society into cold hearted self centred fuckheads....lol



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Well I can say is , look who owns them...I say no more...



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I didnt know Target actually opened in Canada. I know they bought out our local Zellers Store and then closed it but never opened a Target location. Thought this was nation wide but I guess not.

And after your story I hope the never do. Shame on them.

 

ALL Veterans from all countries I believe deserve respect for putting there lives on the line to fight for the cause/belief & most importantly, our freedom and our childrens future.!!

 

No offence to our southern Neighbors but i truly wish American companies weren't allowed to open doors in this country. Especially big box stores that force the small mom and pop stores to close. homo DEPOT, really LOWES & off TARGET, Walmart, Just to name a few. Ive seen some many people lose everything they've worked for for generations all vanish because of these stores. 

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Ok Canadians, before you continue your bash-fest of America there are some inacurracies in Logan's original post.

 

Target never refused to allow Canadian vets to sell the poppy pins. They only asked that they sell them outside the front doors of the store, and when there was bad weather they were welcome to come inside. Of course since the outrage of Canadians has created bad press for them, they have since changed their ruling and will now allow the pins to be entirely sold inside.

 

Target doesn't allow sales by charitable organizations "inside" their stores in the US either.  There are no stories or records of other American based big box stores refusing to allow the poppy pins to be sold "this year".

 

There is some kind of dust-up regarding these pins every single year in Canada. A few years ago McDonalds wouldn't allow their employees to wear the pins, and just last year Quebec Premier Pauline Marois pissed off vets by decorating her poppy with a fleur-de-lis, which vets took as a slap to the face.

 

By the way, Target is based out of Minnesota and most Americans consider them to be more Canadian than American. :lol: 

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Ok Canadians, before you continue your bash-fest of America there are some inacurracies in Logan's original post.

 

Target never refused to allow Canadian vets to sell the poppy pins. They only asked that they sell them outside the front doors of the store, and when there was bad weather they were welcome to come inside. Of course since the outrage of Canadians has created bad press for them, they have since changed their ruling and will now allow the pins to be entirely sold inside.

 

Target doesn't allow sales by charitable organizations "inside" their stores in the US either.  There are no stories or records of other American based big box stores refusing to allow the poppy pins to be sold "this year".

 

There is some kind of dust-up regarding these pins every single year in Canada. A few years ago McDonalds wouldn't allow their employees to wear the pins, and just last year Quebec Premier Pauline Marois pissed off vets by decorating her poppy with a fleur-de-lis, which vets took as a slap to the face.

 

By the way, Target is based out of Minnesota and most Americans consider them to be more Canadian than American. :lol: 

 

 

You must have googled that Steve, I for sure thought you would have called the premier of Quebec a governor.. :cry: 



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As for the post, that's shameful behavior. This political correctness things is BS.



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Ok Canadians, before you continue your bash-fest of America there are some inacurracies in Logan's original post.

 

Target never refused to allow Canadian vets to sell the poppy pins. They only asked that they sell them outside the front doors of the store, and when there was bad weather they were welcome to come inside. Of course since the outrage of Canadians has created bad press for them, they have since changed their ruling and will now allow the pins to be entirely sold inside.

 

Target doesn't allow sales by charitable organizations "inside" their stores in the US either.  There are no stories or records of other American based big box stores refusing to allow the poppy pins to be sold "this year".

 

There is some kind of dust-up regarding these pins every single year in Canada. A few years ago McDonalds wouldn't allow their employees to wear the pins, and just last year Quebec Premier Pauline Marois pissed off vets by decorating her poppy with a fleur-de-lis, which vets took as a slap to the face.

 

By the way, Target is based out of Minnesota and most Americans consider them to be more Canadian than American. :lol: 

as of 2010 target set a goal to donate to education 1 billion by 2015, as of 2012 (which that year alone they donated 98 mil) they so far donate 777 million. 

they donate 4 million a week for Community giving. so i would say there better then most out there.



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You must have googled that Steve, I for sure thought you would have called the premier of Quebec a governor.. :cry: 

 

What? I'm up on world affairs. I can recite all of the Canadian leaders for the last 50 years. :whistle: 



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Old man, you misread it. Vets don't sell the poppies, most stores have a donation box by the cash registers that people put coins in and take a plastic poppy pin to put on their lapel. But target BS'd the ritual into saying they couldn't have someone man/she-man the boxes. In most stores the box sits at the costomer service desk and usually no-one mans it. Coin box on one end of the tray and poppy pins at the other, free to help yourself after a donation. I don't bash American outlets, as I said there were two dollar stores involved too. They STILL can all lick my soles after I go for a long walk in the Doggy Park. Done.

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That was the reason why they refused to have poppy boxes,cause people would rob them.You are correct Logan.



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Target in Canada is a watered down version of Zellers, nothing to do with the US or Canada, its just plain bad



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You must have googled that Steve, I for sure thought you would have called the premier of Quebec a governor.. :cry: 

Not surprised, Mr Dukakis is the Premier of Quebec, not the governor for God's sake lol



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I guess that's where I'm confused Logan. I can't find any mention anywhere on the web where Target did not allow the "poppy boxes" at registers in their stores. The entire controversy surrounded the vets selling poppy pins to the public outside the main entrance of Target stores, and they later changed to allow vets to sell inside. I've been in a lot of Target stores and I've never seen a charity box at the register. It's just something they don't allow, and from what I "haven't" been able to find on the web it doesn't appear it was a problem between Target and the vets.

 

I did see where Dollar Tree (a US based company I could care less about) and Dollarama (a Canadian based company I could care less about) both would not allow the poppy boxes, and both have changed their rules after a public outcry.

 

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/poppies-welcome-kamloops-b-c-dollarama-store-clarifies-1.2252964



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Ok Canadians, before you continue your bash-fest of America there are some inacurracies in Logan's original post.

 

Target never refused to allow Canadian vets to sell the poppy pins. They only asked that they sell them outside the front doors of the store, and when there was bad weather they were welcome to come inside. Of course since the outrage of Canadians has created bad press for them, they have since changed their ruling and will now allow the pins to be entirely sold inside.

 

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There is some kind of dust-up regarding these pins every single year in Canada. A few years ago McDonalds wouldn't allow their employees to wear the pins, and just last year Quebec Premier Pauline Marois pissed off vets by decorating her poppy with a fleur-de-lis, which vets took as a slap to the face.

 

By the way, Target is based out of Minnesota and most Americans consider them to be more Canadian than American. :lol: 

and what bash fest would that be?,,,haven't heard that yet,,,,are you trying to stir the pot again LOM?



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and what bash fest would that be?,,,haven't heard that yet,,,,are you trying to stir the pot again LOM?

 

I see sarcasm is a concept you don't quite have a grasp on yet Johnny. :whistle: 



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I see sarcasm is a concept you don't quite have a grasp on yet Johnny. :whistle: 

sarcasm is for kids and young girls....i don't hike down that road unless a trip is required



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sarcasm is for kids and young girls....i don't hike down that road unless a trip is required

 

You need to grow some better quality weed Johnny. You're way too uptight.  :doc: 



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lol...yeah sometimes...but it ain't from the weeds quality....it does the opposite...eat, sleep, and breathe with mouth open....with pajamas on...


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