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Colorado business owner forced to close after pulling all Nike items in protest of Kaepernick (aol.com)
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You almost have to respect the guts to go through with such a stupid plan.
Do milk stores exist? Obviously you have grocery stores and gas stations that sell milk but no one calls them milk stores.
If only those blackface shoes were still available he might have been able to do a roaring trade with his trump supporter friends .
But doesn't this validate a lot of capitalism talking points, as in if you do stupid racist / sexist / homophobic / etc shit then capitalism will naturally take care of things as your business is unable to compete?
So he can collect a quarter million in handouts from people like Patton Oswalt.
Why are conservatives so bad at boycotts/protesting? Reminds me of when they decided to protest Starbucks by...buying Starbucks, and saying their name was Donald Trump.
Yeah, that'll show them...
Yeah, that'll show them...
Remember that time Trump supporters protested Starbucks....by buying Starbucks?
MAGA idiots are really shit at protesting, especially when it comes to consumer products. They probably supported the protest then looked shocked when they realized they couldn't get Broncos jerseys.
That GoFundMe for the wall made at least $20 million. Clearly ain't that broke.
Hope this fella doesn't try to apply for any social services, he's got a perfectly good set of bootstraps.
Who needs bootstraps when you can panhandle from idiot conservatives and get a free ride?
Not really. As far as I know, he wasn't banning Black people from his store like a Libertarian wet dream. He was just self-sabotaging himself by imposing a ban of the most popular product.
This is just a basic business failure of not supplying the demand.
And even if it were an example of "the will of the market", that might work out fine in a place like Colorado, but in other places like Mississippi we'd see Black people banned from stores all over the state without a correction from public outcry and it would be segregation days again.
There's a difference between banning black people from entering a store or whatever and not selling the most popular shoe products
It's funny because if we take the R base that have a stable middle class income, you know their ass will buy brand names regardless of the shit they spew on social media. It's like those people burning jerseys in protest, and then you see the same people buying new jerseys of another player.
Sort of. We have a company that started here and has slowly grown to other states calle Braums. They have their own dairy. Back in the days you went to buy their milk, Ice Cream, cookies, breads, and burgers. Now they're focus is more on becoming a burger joint/grocery store like thing.
So yea there were stores that were dedicated to milk products etc.
That's probably from the actual rich republicans. Those people aren't wearing Nike anyway.
