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Grab a Yuengling and join me in a toast to the patriots who have let Target, Anheuser-Busch, and Kohl’s know that “Go woke, go broke” is not just a slogan. The three corporate giants all famously kowtowed to the Leftist agenda over the last few months, and now they’re feeling the pain for having done so: they’ve lost a collective $28.7 billion in market value since the beginning of April, when Bud Light ads featuring the obnoxious fake woman and publicity hound Dylan Mulvaney first appeared.
Axios reported Friday that “Corporate America is finding itself trapped between society’s progressive impulses, and the conservative backlash.” Note how the woke “journalists” try to tilt the playing field in their favor: Axios would have us believe that the “progressive” impulses, by which they mean the Left’s obsession with sexual deviance and perversion, as well as with socialism and internationalism, are coming from “society.” The “conservative backlash,” on the other hand, isn’t coming from “society” at all. So if you want to be on the side of “progress” and of the societal consensus, you should support the Leftist corporations, and not the patriots who are standing up to their efforts to push Leftism upon us instead of just contenting themselves with selling their products.
Reality is exactly the opposite. American society, despite being blanketed with Leftist propaganda for decades, is still for the most part not disposed to accept the idea that men can become women (and, suddenly, dominant female athletes), and that we should all celebrate the mutilation of children in pursuit of delusions and fantasies that often aren’t even their own, but those of their parents who have fallen prey to the prevailing social contagions.
Up until Bud Light brought on Mulvaney, however, corporations had no reason to fear the great majority of Americans; they could be sure that most people would keep on buying no matter what they did. The only forces they had to fear were all on the Left, especially the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), which the New York Post described last April as “the largest LGBTQ+ political lobbying group in the world,” noting that it has gotten “millions” from George Soros’ Open Society Foundation. HRC gives corporations points toward a Corporate Equality Index (CEI) score for being gay-friendly. According to the Post, “businesses that attain the maximum 100 total points earn the coveted title ‘Best Place To Work For LGBTQ Equality.” But the HRC is an angry god; it also subtracts points if corporations dare not to toe the woke line.
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Spiro says
Boycott will work as a wake up call if it’s long term and strong in munbers
That’s the problem we are not ready for the long term battle
Turn on the game it’s not my problem Oh yes it is !!!!!
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Axios reported Friday that “Corporate America is finding itself trapped between
society’s progressive impulsespressure from Corporate Big Finance tycoons (Black Rock, Merrill Lynch, State Street, Vanguard…) and corporate boardrooms populated by, among other people, their reps, on one hand, vs aand the conservative backlashbacklash from normal members of society livid at children being sexualized, schools telling kids that boys can be girls & girls can be boys, initiating sex change surgeries w/o even parental knowledge, let alone consent.”There, Axios, fixed that for ya!
One more thing that’s driving this is the realization that this is a combined assault on society by a dangerous coalition of the US government & corporate America. We’ve seen how next door in Canada, people can get arrested if they refuse to approve of their kids’ sex change operations done involuntarily by schools once the kids are so inclined. US sometimes seems to trail Canada & Europe in some things, while in other things, it’s ahead. Given all that, normal people in society, who may not be political, or even be center-left on some things, are waking up to realize that this coalition is out to alter society, not for the better, using the full law enforcement muscle of the state backed up by the financial muscle of Wall Street. If they don’t react to this hard, everybody in the US will be as hapless as people in Canada
This is the first type of protest that people have been able to do w/o the feds knowing how to react. After all, they can’t send FBI stormtroopers to every home and force them to buy a Bud Light. Thankfully, certain states, not just Florida but also states like Virginia, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas are leading the way
We need to build a parallel economy not funded by Wall Street, & out of control of the BlackRocks and the Merrills. Ultimately, covering every segment of the industry – from food and apparel to broadband services. Also, we need to be the armed citizenry/militia that our forefathers allowed for in the constitution, since we have a government that is at the people, rather than for, of and by the people
James Lincoln says
࿗Infidel࿘ says,
“This is the first type of protest that people have been able to do w/o the feds knowing how to react.”
Exactly!
Of course, they would – if they thought that there was a way that they could…
࿗Infidel࿘ says
And w/o going into conspiracy-theory territory, a China style surveillance regime may one day enable even that. Particularly w/ all the data collection every store wants when we shop for something