Being neutral is what got us where we are today. But I agree it's their business and they can hide behind their legal/pr team while claiming to support guns, justice, police, patriotic duty, etc. Basically everything about Kyle's situation is what they claim to support but in reality they are afraid too.
I don't drink their coffee anyway so its not like they lost a customer with me. I just think it was cowardly pr move.
Edit-Think about it, the pillow guy is more of a patriot than these larpers. Yes, I know they served in the military and police but that doesn't make them anymore of a citizen than you or I. It should make them more inclined to support the Constitution and the patriots defending it.
If your business angle is defending freedom, guns, the constitution, etc and you turn your back on someone who actually does it then you show the world what you really are, a company that's good at marketing.
Or.... they're a coffee company, and a lot of them are people who've seen some serious shit (including having to cut a guy's head and arm off with a Leatherman so they could bring it back for identification after they blew his truck up), and would like to be left the fuck alone.
This sudden burst of lefty-style cancel culture shit coming from newish accounts (you AND OP, as well as some people in the last post abput this) is suspicious AF, too.
Supporting a historically solid company that made statement of not getting in the middle of a legal case -> supporting a company that hates you. Quite the leap there.
Being neutral is what got us where we are today. But I agree it's their business and they can hide behind their legal/pr team while claiming to support guns, justice, police, patriotic duty, etc. Basically everything about Kyle's situation is what they claim to support but in reality they are afraid too.
I don't drink their coffee anyway so its not like they lost a customer with me. I just think it was cowardly pr move.
Edit-Think about it, the pillow guy is more of a patriot than these larpers. Yes, I know they served in the military and police but that doesn't make them anymore of a citizen than you or I. It should make them more inclined to support the Constitution and the patriots defending it.
If your business angle is defending freedom, guns, the constitution, etc and you turn your back on someone who actually does it then you show the world what you really are, a company that's good at marketing.
They should be proud of him for using that shirt!
My pillow dude is the reason we can safely abandon these cucks. Grow a fucking spine
Nicely stated.
Or.... they're a coffee company, and a lot of them are people who've seen some serious shit (including having to cut a guy's head and arm off with a Leatherman so they could bring it back for identification after they blew his truck up), and would like to be left the fuck alone.
This sudden burst of lefty-style cancel culture shit coming from newish accounts (you AND OP, as well as some people in the last post abput this) is suspicious AF, too.
They should also fire their PR firm.
Boycotting is not cancel culture. Supporting people that hate you is pathetic lol
Supporting a historically solid company that made statement of not getting in the middle of a legal case -> supporting a company that hates you. Quite the leap there.
Boycott is not cancel.
Boycott no longer supports.
Cancel demonetizes and dehumanizes. Learn the difference.
I still don't see the need to boycott nor cancel a company that just wants to make coffee.
Dragging people and companies in to the culture war is some commie leftist shit, it's wrong, it's abusive, and it's evil.