North Carolina county bans Coca-Cola vending machines because it's opposition to Georgas voting law.

[Uncle at Nintendo]

https://thehill.com/homenews/state-...coca-cola-machines-over-companys-criticism-of

Officials in Surry County, N.C., have approved a measure mandating the removal of all Coca-Cola machines from government facilities after the company's stated opposition to an election law passed in Georgia.

In a letter written to Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey and obtained by NBC News, Surry County Commissioner Ed Harris called Quincey's critical comments regarding the Georgia election bill "corporate political commentary favoring the Democratic party."

"Our Board felt that was the best way to take a stand and express our disappointment in Coca-Cola's actions, which are not representative of most views of our citizens," Harris wrote to Quincey. "Our Board hopes that other organizations across the country are taking similar stances against Coca-Cola and sincerely wishes that future marketing efforts and comments emanating from your company are more considerate of all your customers' viewpoints."

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Small government?

 

[thekonamicode]

Banning things sure worked out for governments in the past.

 

[Jawmuncher]

They're literally doing nothing but hurting their own employees lol.

 

[Carnby]

Cancel Culture News: North Carolina county bans Coca-Cola machines after company criticizes Georgia voting law

Source: https://www.today.com/food/north-carolina-county-bans-coca-cola-machines-after-company-criticizes-t220784 This is hilarious. "Intolerant, bigoted, left-wing, divisive political agenda on its customers." What's the meme about Republicans putting fake targets on themselves?

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Sorry. We already have a thread for this topic. :)