Unilever cancels advertising on Facebook, Twitter because of "hate speech"
(www.marketwatch.com)
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Big movers are now jumping in to shove all us unruly conservatives up against the wall, and they're all fighting to see who gets to shoot us first. "COMPLY OR BE PERMANENTLY SILENCED!"
Hmm...censor users and the users leave...don't censor users and the advertisers leave.
Sucks to be a social media company right now.
who cares why they are cancelling advertising. facebook and twitter need to go.
No, this is a MUCH bigger problem. BLM, NAACP, etc are organizing into extremely powerful "cancel culture" organizations that are now making companies demand structural changes to free speech in order for you to buy their products. If this doesn't send a chill down your spine, it should. I could give a damn about FB/Twatfestival, but this is MUCH broader than that. It is the tip of the spear in changing how you may express your thoughts, or whether such thoughts are even "legal." They're bringing the England playbook to the US.
What's Unilever?
If you're asking that question, you don't understand how serious this is.
This is not just some "small change" company that is wanting to silence your dissent.
Sorry, I have never heard of Unilever or Marmite.
Really?
they are one of the biggest conglomerates out there, they cover everything from foods, hygiene products, cleaners, bio-tech, to the Tazo Tea Company.
Really, I haven't. I haven't even heard of Tazo Tea Company either. Are these US products?
Seriously?
Im thousands of miles away from the US, and yet I know who they are and what state they are in.
Yeah, seriously. I've never even seen these products in stores when shopping.
colgate toothpaste? dove soap? Persil washing powder?
https://www.wikiwand.com/en/List_of_Unilever_brands
They won't say, but you already know that ONLY conservatives can make hate speech. Not possible for the left, they're just "misunderstood."