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BoscoX -> RE: Google cancels domain registration for Daily Stormer (8/16/2017 5:36:50 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Edwird
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ORIGINAL: BoscoX
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Corporations as the new morality police
Kinda ironic
Leftists hate megacorporations, yet it's the megacorporations who cater to leftists and do so much of their bidding
The Daily Caller, LOL!
The guy who used to suck Cheney's dick (as 'advisor') while he was talking on the phone is a co-founder of Daily Caller. LOL!
You read nothing but the best, bro. Keep us filled in.
The article is factual and well written, with links to news articles about the examples cited. That you choose to run away and hide from the truth while hurling your typical alt left homophobic slurs only proves that you are a troll and a retard
From the article:
Major corporations are increasingly expected to play a societal role beyond just providing goods or services: more and more often, they’re expected to weigh in on issues of public morality.
In the most instance, the CEOs of Merck and UnderArmor stepped down from the White House manufacturing council following Trump’s initial response to the Charlottesville violence that was widely panned in the media as insufficiently tough on white nationalists. Both CEOs’ decisions to step down received applause from public figures, including in the media. “I’m going out to buy Under Armour,” declared MSNBC host Joe Scarborough.
Domain hosting company GoDaddy.com booted neo-Nazi website the Daily Stormer from its servers late Sunday night, citing violations of its terms of service after the website posted an article trashing the 32-year-old woman who died on Saturday. (RELATED: Mother Of Charlottesville Victim Thanks Trump For Condemning Neo-Nazis, White Supremacists)
In one high-profile instance of corporate preening, Starbucks announced — as a direct rebuke to Trump’s travel ban — that it would be hiring 10,000 refugees in 75 countries over the next five years.
Companies who take an insufficient moral stance on public issues — as determined by left-wing activists — can oftentimes find themselves targeted by those activists. (RELATED: Google And Facebook Co-Sponsoring Protest Of Pro-Life Women’s Health Care Clinic)
Left-wing activists have continued to target Chick-Fil-A — not because they have any issues with the company’s policies or standards of service, but because they disagree with statements the company CEO made about gay marriage in 2012, citing his Christian faith. (RELATED: Catholic University Caves To LGBT Pressure, Rejects Chick-Fil-A)
Video of protesters in New York on Monday showed them targeting Chick-Fil-A at an event ostensibly meant to protest the president. “Hey hey! Ho ho! Chick-Fil-A has got to go!” they shouted at the fast food restaurant.
Corporations are increasingly expected by leftist activists to make moral judgments through their advertising budgets as well. Fox News cancelled “The O’Reilly Factor” in April after advertisers pulled their money from the show amidst a slew of sexual harassment accusations against host Bill O’Reilly. The advertisers pulled the ads following an intense pressure campaign from left-wing activists who claimed the advertisers had a moral obligation to defund “The O’Reilly Factor.”
Media Matters and other left-wing activists have launched similar efforts to take down Fox News host Sean Hannity. Those efforts have been unsuccessful so far, although they remain ongoing.
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