Nappy Primitive Posts A Bouncy And Gets Her Husband In Dutch At Work...

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napi21  (1000+ posts)        Fri Oct-03-08 11:02 PM
Original message
I apparently caused a lot of disturbance at Publix when I posted 
 Advertisements [?]that they had a memo asking employees to vote for the Republicans. Apparently some customers contacted them and said they would no longer shop there because of their tactic. My husband got a call from the regional mgr. and lord knows how far this filtered throughout the entire company. In their defense, I received this email from the Manager of Government Relations at their Home Office in Fl. I asked for his permission to post a copy of his email here.

I appreciate you giving Publix the opportunity to respond to your concerns. Publix has not and never will tell or ask our associates how to vote. Based on my conversation with your husband and the managers at your husband's store, it appears that the memo you referenced was actually a news article from Supermarket News. Supermarket News is a grocery industry trade publication, that is completely unaffiliated with Publix. The only relationship between Supermarkets News and Publix is that many managers at Publix, like at most supermarkets and grocers in the United States, are subscribers to the publication.

I hope that this explanation reassures you that Publix has not and will not tell or ask your husband or any other associate how to vote.

If you have any additional concerns or would like to discuss this matter further, please feel free to contact me.

I responded to him by saying that I understood why they were upset, but many employees perceive a memo like that to be a form of intimidation, minor though it may have been, especially when their mgr. asks them to read it. I actually believe him when he says Publix has not nor ever will tell or ask their employees how to vote, and I suspect they will never send a memo like that again.

Lorien  (1000+ posts)      Fri Oct-03-08 11:05 PM
Response to Original message
2. I wrote to them and got this reply:
 we appreciate you giving Publix the opportunity to respond to your concerns. Publix has not and never will tell our associates who to vote for or how to vote. We are aware that recent posts on a blog site are claiming that Publix has circulated a memo telling our associates who to vote for in the upcoming Presidential election. This rumor is false. There is and never was any such memo or communication.

Publix is committed to providing a superior shopping experience by offering competitive pricing and excellent customer service to our customers. Again, we appreciate your feedback.

If you have any additional concerns, or you would like to discuss this matter further, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Respectfully,
Justin Middleton

napi21  (1000+ posts)        Fri Oct-03-08 11:23 PM
Response to Reply #3
8. My only problem is that I may have inadvertantly gotten my husband
 in hot water which was NEVER my intent! I foolishly didn't realize how easy it would be to track down MY identity thus his as well. I'm sorry for that.

 

ROFLMAO!!!!

Ghost in the Machine  (1000+ posts)        Sat Oct-04-08 01:16 AM
Response to Reply #19
27. Someone had a lot of time on their hands since there's 18 Publix stores within 15 miles of you..
 http://store.publix.com/publix/cgi/selection?mapid=US&p...

I don't know how they could have figured out who you are, unless you've posted some personal info here before....

napi21  (1000+ posts)        Sat Oct-04-08 01:25 AM
Response to Reply #27
28. I'm guessing here, but let's assume somebody has broadband.
 There are very few options here. I assume (though I know that's risky) if you know the broadband provider, you and cnter that into google and get all the info you want.

TheGoldenRule  (1000+ posts)        Sat Oct-04-08 12:56 AM
Response to Reply #8
18. Yeah, HOW did they find out who you are?!
 Did DU give out your information?

Lousy FREEPER HACKERS!!!!

slampoet (1000+ posts)      Fri Oct-03-08 11:15 PM
Response to Original message
7. and once again the Republican doesn't get fired for what they'd sack a Democrat if they did the same

 

dhpgetsit (205 posts)      Fri Oct-03-08 11:57 PM
Response to Original message
10. Hooray! You are a hero!
 You stood up for what is right.

Lots of people have gotten hurt doing little things like that but that is absolutely the right thing to do. Take a pounding if you have to but never back down! Make noise!

DU's definition of a HERO; Someone who posts a lie that should be true and defends it in the face of reality. 

napi21  (1000+ posts)        Sat Oct-04-08 12:55 AM
Response to Reply #14
17. Qwll, hubby doesn't agree with you. He was off today, and 
 dreads going back to work tomorrow.

WAY TO GO MOONBAT! 

Here's the OP from when she posted the Bouncy that got her Hubbie in Hot Water:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=389&topic_id=4148550&mesg_id=4148550

napi21  (1000+ posts)        Wed Oct-01-08 10:47 PM
Original message
I'M PISSED! Publix Supermarkets sent a memo to their employees today 
 "NOT TO VOTE FOR OBAMA!" My husband works there, and he told me when he got home. Although the memo didn't say WHY, he & I are both POSITIVE it's because they're afraid of the dreaded UNIONS!!!!!

I've bitched and screamed about WM doing that kind of crap, and NOW the company that provides our income has the nerve to do it too!!!!!!!!!!

How many other companies out there are doing this same damn crap??????

Stellabella (234 posts)      Wed Oct-01-08 10:51 PM
Response to Original message
12. CONTACT page for Publix
 http://www.publix.com/contact/SendUsAMessage.do 

And the resulting Retard Flood of angry messages over a not so thruthy item must have REALLY pleased the upper management with the Nappy Primitive's Hubby.






 

[JohnnyReb]

Thou shalt not bare false witness against thy employer.........your ass may get fired.

[GOBUCKS]

napi21  (1000+ posts)        Fri Oct-03-08 11:23 PM
Response to Reply #3
8. My only problem is that I may have inadvertantly gotten my husband
in hot water which was NEVER my intent! I foolishly didn't realize how easy it would be to track down MY identity thus his as well. I'm sorry for that.

DUmmy napi21 sent some shivers of fear through the DUmp with that statement!

[jukin]

Clearly this was due to some fundie repubik.

napi, actions have consequences. Stupid actions usually have bad consequences.

[Zeus]

napi21  (1000+ posts)        Fri Oct-03-08 11:02 PM
Original message
I apparently caused a lot of disturbance at Publix when I posted  
 Advertisements [?]that they had a memo asking employees to vote for the Republicans. Apparently some customers contacted them and said they would no longer shop there because of their tactic. My husband got a call from the regional mgr. and lord knows how far this filtered throughout the entire company. In their defense, I received this email from the Manager of Government Relations at their Home Office in Fl. I asked for his permission to post a copy of his email here.


Quote
I appreciate you giving Publix the opportunity to respond to your concerns. Publix has not and never will tell or ask our associates how to vote. Based on my conversation with your husband and the managers at your husband's store, it appears that the memo you referenced was actually a news article from Supermarket News. Supermarket News is a grocery industry trade publication, that is completely unaffiliated with Publix. The only relationship between Supermarkets News and Publix is that many managers at Publix, like at most supermarkets and grocers in the United States, are subscribers to the publication.

I hope that this explanation reassures you that Publix has not and will not tell or ask your husband or any other associate how to vote.

If you have any additional concerns or would like to discuss this matter further, please feel free to contact me.

I responded to him by saying that I understood why they were upset, but many employees perceive a memo like that to be a form of intimidation, minor though it may have been, especially when their mgr. asks them to read it. I actually believe him when he says Publix has not nor ever will tell or ask their employees how to vote, and I suspect they will never send a memo like that again.

Wonder if Nap feels the same way about other "get out the vote" initiatives and organizations.  I'll bet ya ahandfull of walnuts to an ACORN it doesn't.

[TheSarge]

These people seriously need to start reading what they type before they hit the send button.

This is what happens when they don't.

[BlueStateSaint]

These people seriously need to start reading what they type before they hit the send button.

This is what happens when they don't.

Tx, do you think this is a bad thing (when they don't)?

[Traveshamockery]

So I went through and read the entire thread.  What caught my eye was the dummies were talking about voting and how people should know their ballots are secret.

I guess casting a secret ballot for the president is very important ~ not so much if you are voting for a union. 


 

[Chris_]

These people seriously need to start reading what they type before they hit the send button.

This is what happens when they don't.

If I did that, my post count would be 12.

;)

[PatriotGame]

TheGoldenRule  (1000+ posts)        Sat Oct-04-08 12:56 AM
Response to Reply #8
18. Yeah, HOW did they find out who you are?!
 Did DU give out your information?

Someone check me if I am wrong but I regularly see charges to Publix on Agent Mike's VRWC expense accounts.
Is that a bad thing? 

[TheSarge]

Tx, do you think this is a bad thing (when they don't)?

Personally?  No.  I love watching them writhe in paranoia.

I was thinking of their innocent victims.

[lizard]

Stellabella (234 posts) Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list   Wed Oct-01-08 08:51 PM
Response to Original message
12. CONTACT page for Publix
   
http://www.publix.com/contact/SendUsAMessage.do

Perhaps this post in the original thread had something to do with Publix finding out.  I would imagine that most of the DUmmy emails proudly stated where they read their info.....the napi one's profile says, City: Flowery Branch,
State: Ga...so I imagine it would not be too hard to figure out, even if a legal letter from Publix to Skins was necessary, the info could be gotten.   Dumbass DUmmies.

[mamacags]

They are all idiots.  Soon to be on unemployment idiots.  Is there anything that any of them could do without giving DU the entire play by play about?

[BEG]

Yet they think it is perfectly acceptable for teachers to show their "support" for Obama by wearing a certain color to school on election day and don't have a problem with Unions telling all their Union members how to vote (and using their Union dues to give to Democrats). 

[LC EFA]

TheGoldenRule  (1000+ posts)        Sat Oct-04-08 12:56 AM
Response to Reply #8
18. Yeah, HOW did they find out who you are?!
 Did DU give out your information?

It was Teh Rove.

All your internetz are belong to us.

[DarkHalo]

Yet they think it is perfectly acceptable for teachers to show their "support" for Obama by wearing a certain color to school on election day and don't have a problem with Unions telling all their Union members how to vote (and using their Union dues to give to Democrats). 

And they are the same people that scream bloody murder when a church has a 'suggested voting guide' which just personally I disagree with just as much as when it is a union. I have had teacher unions as customers over the years and have seen them squawking about it. One time I did innocently ask what was the difference and was answered with an angry reply of 'thats not at all the same thing'. Yeah well consistency has never been a strong suit with the left.