Posted on Sep 5, 2018
Just In: Iconic American Company ‘Justifies’ $1M Gun Move, Demands Customers Obey
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There's an insanity sweeping corporate America. Manufacturers of beloved products are spitting in the eyes of their most loyal customers. It seems that they don't fear boycott, as though they don't believe that any boycott could possibly touch them. Or, is it something else? I wish I could offer an answer but, at this point, I don't even have a hypothesis. Do you?
Just In: Iconic American Company ‘Justifies’ $1M Gun Move, Demands Customers Obey
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Posted 6 y ago
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I think these companies are afraid of the social justice mob. They are more afraid of getting shamed by them, rather than the potential loss of revenue from pissing off the other side of their customer base. I would like to see the Police Officers around the nation decline to offer police presence at Football games, but unfortunately they are big targets. If Kap was so worried about this police brutality (calling it the social justice problem of their time), then why didn't he or any of the other offensive idiots protest or do anything to push this in the offseason? Never heard a peep out of them....
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MSgt Steve Sweeney - Considering that I spend a good chunk of my day on both sides of the media, if I haven't heard it, then there is a very good chance that it didn't happen.
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LT Brad McInnis - Nike stock lost $2.8 billion in market value. They are going to feel it and wont be long before their share holders drop Kaepernick just like the NFL did. Face it, Nike, like all the other companies, only care about the money.
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I’m pretty sure that they’re probably pissing off a large chunk of their customer base with this.
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