Thanks, that helps a bit. I think the more information we have, the better.As far as I know it is to keep taxes down on cigars and have then not treated like cigarettes. So in that respect no CRA does not help cigarettes. But in the part where CRA is trying to keep the laws off smoking in cigar shops and smoking in cigar bars yes that would follow over to cigarettes as well.
I get paid friday and will renew my membership too!:cbig:Just renewed my membership
You should buy that sampler instead. It comes with a free one year membership.I get paid friday and will renew my membership too!:cbig:
What sampler?You should buy that sampler instead. It comes with a free one year membership.
I don't like how the organization is run and I feel like there are structural issues at the top that make it inefficient. I give money to the NRA and a few state organizations who I feel use it more effectively.Bump to remind folks to join. This is an excellent organization created to help protect your rights. My question to you is, if you are not a member, why not?
If we all felt this way then any new organization would never get off the ground. You have to remember that the CRA is an infant compared to other organizations like the NRA in terms of how long it has been around. We have to start somewhere!I don't like how the organization is run and I feel like there are structural issues at the top that make it inefficient. I give money to the NRA and a few state organizations who I feel use it more effectively.
When I contemplated joining a few months ago, I asked "what has CRA done?" in terms of actual legislation and I couldn't find both online and by asking CRA members, shop owners and reps any specific instance. I believe in TN (or Kentucky) they had some influence recently, but I've heard from a few shop owners that the NRA really has done more.
Despite not giving money to CRA, I still sign every petition and am still an adamant supporter of cigar rights in every state. I just would prefer my money go straight to fighting the fight, rather than to things like iPhone apps and T-Shirts.