[ SECRET POST #3027 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3027 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Silly things and/or ways you protest

[(Anonymous)]

Well, but it's not their fault their corporate head is an idiot. I'm sure many agree, but not all do.

Re: Silly things and/or ways you protest

[dethtoll]

It doesn't matter what they agree on or not. What matters is that the company itself has made a stand on a political issue and come out morally wanting in their opposition to equality. When you buy a sandwich, you are affirming and reinforcing that stance and putting money into their corporate head's pocket.

Add to this their shady business practices (and, again, terrible food) and there really is no reason whatsoever to give them your money.

Re: Silly things and/or ways you protest

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt but, this.

I know on one hand private views can be private, but when you have someone actively taking and supporting various causes, do you really want to give them money? And the fact that the company continuously maintains its religious affiliation is not a CEO thing, it's a company thing.