Yes, some of the positions a poster might take seem, at best, purely an emotional reaction to circumstances.
In the case of having a factory located in a state that seems to be the antithesis of having 2A rights, it goes to the people there - not the business. It obviously was a big gun state at one time in the past. Since most of these are coastal, a simple look back in history shows most were open carry and many in the East are also where the original colleges were founded - and the majority were BIBLE based. A bit closer look at the origins of the Ivy League shows a lot of it.
Not what we see today, is it? Basically, a poster going on a tear about what state a factory is located in is looking at it from a very limited historical perspective. Then add in the complete lack of business and economic education the public is getting thru high school, and how few take business courses in college. "Why don't they move?" has a lot of dollars attached to it - and the employees there should get some consideration, too. They aren't the problem, are they?
It's all about trying to force others to work for the political goals that the poster wants to see accomplished. Committing economic suicide by closing the plant and firing the workers doesn't bother them any.
When you begin to dig into their viewpoint, you begin to see the real problems in America today. A lot of RKBA fans aren't necessarily the better spokespersons for the big picture. Just the same as some anti gunners stating they would like the world to be a better place by not having humanity on the face of it at all. Then it could go back to it's completely natural state.
Yeah sure, that aint gonna happen. It's just a clueless fantasy about the ecostructure, and frankly, there are a lot of shooters who are equally uninformed about things. Like, a certain firearm "exhausting where it eats."
They heard it, believe it, but don't really understand the misinformation in it. That's because they simply don't know what they are talking about. You get that in life. Some aren't down the road as far as others. The path of life hasn't enlightened them as much yet, if they were even open to learning anymore. Too many start shutting down their self education the moment they aren't spoon fed and forced to comply in the educational environment. They turn their backs on it and hide from learning any more.
You would not believe the number of men in this country still buying 30w oil for their NEW 2013 car and thinking it must be changed every 3,000 miles. That's what they learned in 1965 and they are not open to even reading the manufacturer's stated recommendation in the owner's manual.
It might cause them to think they are wrong - a huge blow to their masculinity. And we coddle them because we all want to get along and The Customer Is Always Right. People really don't want to know the truth when it boils down to it, they like being deceived and thinking everything in their world view is 100% correct.
Those makers really do just need to shut down, board up the doors, and move elsewhere. That will teach them politicians and make them suffer.
Or, will it just hand them a victory?
