Woke companies are crazy

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NCFisher said:
Not so long as they aren’t legally forced to honor their fiduciary duty of investing judiciously instead of gargantuan shareholding ideologues. That - not chasing some indiscernible market share of radicalism - is driving this. It’s why Disney isn’t doing an about face, but doubling down In the headwind of the stock crashing. The normal laws of economics are purposely being broken down. The WEF, for example, isn’t some fringe anomaly but the paradigm.

Large corporations go along for two reasons, gaining advantage over small competitors and buying a place at the table in the statist economy being attempted. It’s why large government loves large corps and disdains the small, infinitely numerous ones; you can dictate to the corporate bucket easily while the small biz dump truck full are continual nuisance you’d rather see subsumed.

Perhaps the market share they’re after is the LGBTXYZ generation that is/has been created by a leftist dominated education system under parents noses, whose recruitment of your children is being enforced by fed, state, and local governments. Public schools are government entities and those employed are government agents, and they‘ll socially transition your kid there without parental knowledge, or in your face if you do and object.

Lastly, as these ideological battles are waged legally, I see them less concerned with rule of law and more akin to interpretive, weaponized dance. In totality, this is a scorched earth war against the intended demise of the constitutional republic by internal enemies.

Woke companies aren’t crazy, they’re simply forecasting.
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Beautifully said. Wake up people.
 
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K-town Vol Fan said:
How much money did they make using her likeness to sell syrup? And that's her grave marker. Shameful.
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You obviously didn't read the link. I am sure there are holes to fill about how much she made, or if she sold her recipe, etc.
Are you really this bothered by this or just hyper sensitive with any thing that the media tells you to be?
 
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Orangeburst said:
You obviously didn't read the link. I am sure there are holes to fill about how much she made, or if she sold her recipe, etc.
Are you really this bothered by this or just hyper sensitive with any thing that the media tells you to be?
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He does what he's told. Gets his memos each morning. He can't think for himself.
 
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Orangeburst said:
You obviously didn't read the link. I am sure there are holes to fill about how much she made, or if she sold her recipe, etc.
Are you really this bothered by this or just hyper sensitive with any thing that the media tells you to be?
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Honestly I'm not bothered at all. What bothered me was comparing it to a beer company having a trans rep. That's called reaching.
 
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scooty_vol said:
Yep. Look at the ESG ratings companies are trying to score high grades in. They'll be a time when a person must pledge his loyalty to the sodomy movement and the global warming cult before They'll be able to get a job
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Our American corp is now led by a majority of Asias ( turn over in last 3 years) we’re so driven to toward sustainability goals we can’t ship anything….but we’re getting all kinds of accolades
 
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Orangeburst said:
Being on such a popular iconic product shouldn't be contentious. She was famous for her pancakes and an extraordinary entrepreneur, but keep focusing on slavery.
The untold story of the real 'Aunt Jemima' and the fight to preserve her legacy
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Nancy Green portrayed the character which was a caricature of a slave. The company claimed she was given a lifetime contract, however she was fired when she refused to travel to Paris for an expo and another woman took her place. Nancy had no part in the creation of Aunt Jemima nor was she an owner in the company. When she died, at the age of 89, she was still a maid.
 
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