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mezzanine

*pretends to be shocked*
 

its pretty simple, they have a lot of racist and republican clients, and now they're more extreme than ever before at boycotting any company that sympathises with the BLM movement because they are really not stepping back; us fa66ots are harmless so they don't see us as a threat anymore or our flag as a pin on an employee. but if a republican sees a BLM thing, it will be like "omg, you support them, you hate white people, you are pro-looters, blah blah blah" and there will they have them making a scene and making them lose a loooot of money.

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Gracious Gaga
2 minutes ago, mezzanine said:

*pretends to be shocked*
 

its pretty simple, they have a lot of racist and republican clients, and now they're more extreme than ever before at boycotting any company that sympathises with the BLM movement because they are really not stepping back; us fa66ots are harmless so they don't see us as a threat anymore or our flag as a pin on an employee. but if a republican sees a BLM thing, it will be like "omg, you support them, you hate white people, you are pro-looters, blah blah blah" and there will they have them making a scene and making them lose a loooot of money.

and now theyre gonna lose a looooooot of money from the people who disagree with their decision to shut out the voices of their employees who stand with black lives matter.  

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3 minutes ago, Gracious Gaga said:

and now theyre gonna lose a looooooot of money from the people who disagree with their decision to shut out the voices of their employees who stand with black lives matter.  

 

trust me, they wont... if you're marginalised in any way, you cannot afford 5$ in starbucks coffee on a daily basis/even twice-3 times a week. their target is different and unbothered by this. quick example: even if britney is in for everybody's rights and isn't a republican, do you think that she'll stop buying her frapuccino after this? 

 

exactly... no. maybe they'll lose a bit of sales for a month, or less. but then, they'll do a spot to win the people back, or not even, and everyone will forget or just ignore what's going on and will buy their stuff again.

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28 minutes ago, mezzanine said:

 

trust me, they wont... if you're marginalised in any way, you cannot afford 5$ in starbucks coffee on a daily basis/even twice-3 times a week. their target is different and unbothered by this. quick example: even if britney is in for everybody's rights and isn't a republican, do you think that she'll stop buying her frapuccino after this? 

 

exactly... no. maybe they'll lose a bit of sales for a month, or less. but then, they'll do a spot to win the people back, or not even, and everyone will forget or just ignore what's going on and will buy their stuff again.

While I believe you are right, Hopefully that won’t turn out to be true :( 

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3 hours ago, Tempest said:

Ooof. I’m really horrified to read this. I guess I don’t need coffee anymore

Go to Dunkin Donuts instead. It's cheaper for more and if you get dark roast iced coffee instead of regular it tastes a lot better than the iced coffee at Starbucks. Plus they have coffee rolls and sandwiches cheaper than $5.

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Monster647
22 hours ago, Gracious Gaga said:

I just don’t understand tho. Being racist is not a political view. And a company coming out as anti racism is also not touching on politics at all. :( And w the acceptance of LGBTQ support- I’m just so confused 

There is a different between wearing a pin against racism/homophobia versus wearing a pin of a specific organization (which is Black Lives Matter in this case). BLM isn't just a movement, it's a legal entity with 16 charters across US and Canada. 

Wearing a Black Lives Matter pin has more implications beyond stating that the person is anti-racist, it has the implications that the person endorses organization's methods of operation. A company can objections to such endorsement if done when the employee is working in uniform because it has the connotation that the company is endorsing the organization. 

PS: I am 100% sure they will backtrack though. Current cancelling culture will win over any debate when it comes to companies with commercial interest in having people like them. 

 

 

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