It’s Not Okay For Corporations To Take Away Our Freedom Just Because They’re Not Government

HawkTheSlayer wrote:
Yes he is , dear.   @Casey Jones

The list displays  by last posting order, not alphabetically.  So Casey Jones may be several names away from calypso jones.

Oops, 'cuz now I see him.  Guess I was blind drunk last night.  I looked through all the names twice, and didn't see it.     :)

Calypso Jones wrote:You remember how it was said that The Media couldn't take out DJT because the media did not MAKE him like they've made Joe..and they'll take out Joe when the time comes.   They can even take out Kamala if they have to..

so back to my point.  WE made Walmart...and WE can take them out.   I propose we do just that.  It will be hard.  It will be painful.   But so is war. on any level.  Best it be this level than another.

Ya see, I don't understand why Wal-Mart added themselves to this monstrosity because they don't require masks, nor social distancing, and never did.  (Except on a sign on the window that many ignore, and they don't care.  Nobody has said boo to anyone.)

Btw, is there a list out there of what 100 corporations got in on this?

i'm still waiting for it.   All i've gotten so far was top companies in business, transportation....entertainment and communication.

Those invited include leaders of @AmericanAir, @United, @AtlantaFalcons, @LeviStraussCo, @Walmart, @ViacomCBS, @ArielInvests, @LinkedIn, @Twitter, @AMCTheatres, among others, people familiar with the meeting tell @cbsnews.
5:47 PM · Apr 11, 2021

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/04/wth-100-top-corporate-ceos-join-first-kind-call-denounce-voter-laws/

Coke now wants to be conciliatory? oh Coke. And you big corps said you don't care what we do. Still... I'll Never Buy Your Product Again!!!


Coca-Cola says it's 'time to find common ground' on voting measures after pressure from the Right

Coca-Cola, whose CEO denounced the Georgia voting bill, is now striking a conciliatory tone after coming under pressure from conservatives.

The soda giant, which is based in Atlanta, was absent from a list of more than 500 corporations and individuals that signed a statement condemning any election legislation that would “restrict” voters from having “an equal and fair opportunity to cast a ballot.” The missive was placed as a two-page Wednesday ad in the New York Times and Washington Post, with the effort being organized by the Black Economic Alliance.

Coca-Cola said in a statement to the Washington Examiner on Wednesday that the company “had not seen the letter” initiated by the alliance but is “certainly open to hearing their perspective." It said it has supported the right to vote and that it will assess how to support voting rights.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/coca-cola-says-time-find-common-ground-voting-measures-pressure-from-right

Calypso Jones wrote:You remember how it was said that The Media couldn't take out DJT because the media did not MAKE him like they've made Joe..and they'll take out Joe when the time comes.   They can even take out Kamala if they have to..

so back to my point.  WE made Walmart...and WE can take them out.   I propose we do just that.  It will be hard.  It will be painful.   But so is war. on any level.  Best it be this level than another.

Crash the airlines. I still maintain that would be the easiest and fastest show of unity and power our side could muster. Then the rest of the dominoes.

Meh, Wal-mart. I don't get how people continue shopping there. That's not a problem for me to quit as I quit forever ago. They made it so easy.

I hate to admit this but i'm still going BUT i have cut my purchases there IN HALF at this point. I shop everywhere else and only go to Walmart for what i cannot find at other stores....and even that is a toss up. Their shelves are half empty. I can't find what i want.

Calypso Jones wrote:I hate to admit this but i'm still going BUT i have cut my purchases there IN HALF at this point.    I shop everywhere else and only go to Walmart for what i cannot find at other stores....and even that is a toss up.   Their shelves are half empty.  I can't find what i want.  

Oh, so they've turned into K-mart.

El G wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't government and corporate entities ganging up to force compliance the very definition of fascism?


J/K...I'm not wrong in the least.

""but isn't government and corporate entities ganging up to force compliance the very definition of fascism?"'

Ahhhh, No!

HAMARTIA wrote:

Oh, so they've turned into K-mart.

Pretty much. Amazing how fast the transformation was...although, it's obvious the rot runs deep.

There's only a few things I buy at Wally World now; stuff that's not available elsewhere. I ignore their fresh meat - it's simply nasty. I go to a conventional grocery and get better.

We have a new food wholesaler in town, a chain that's owned in Montana, I believe...WinCo...they're hit and miss. The packaged stuff is cheaper by far. But the selection isn't so grand. Their coffee...I make it a point to look for 100-percent Arabica (the other is mixed with Robusto, which is the weed of the coffee family) and WinCo doesn't HAVE that. The traditional industrial-grade coffees...aren't that way. I buy Eight O'Clock, whole-bean.

WinCo has a bulk coffee bin, but when I bought them, the beans looked shellac'd. I kid you not - there was an artificial sheen on them. Sealed in corn starch? I don't know. I bought one bag because it was cheap; it wasn't as good.

So I have to go to Wally World for frozen brands I want; and coffee. But it makes it a fast In-N-Out trip.

HAMARTIA wrote:

Oh, so they've turned into K-mart.

hadn't thought of that but yeah. Kmart has been gone a long time from my area. I only see it at the beach and maybe florida but i don't go in..out of sight out of mind. And at the end they really stunk. It was worse than an indonesian run dollar store.

What started killing k mart in my opinion was Rosie O'Donnell. WHO In their right mind would hire that water buffalo.