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If you had no reason to hate the Dallas Cowboys…
…try this, from Harper’s Weekly Review: [T]he Dallas Cowboys, who played a role in a $400,000 donation to Uvalde victims, announced a partnership with Black Rifle Coffee, whose blends include “AK-47 Espresso,” “Silencer Smooth,” and “Murdered Out.” I know consumer … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer boycott, Guns in the U.S. of A., The Facts of Life, The filthy rich
Tagged "AK-47 Espresso", "Murdered Out", "Silence Smooth", Black Rifle Coffee, Dallas Cowboys
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Two practical suggestions for those protesting Kavanaugh’s restaurant dinners
You’ve heard about it, right? Kavanaugh went to a Morton’s steakhouse in DC for dinner. A group of protesters learned of his presence and grouped outside the steakhouse. Kavanaugh and his security detail — you know, the “detail” he demanded … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer boycott, Judiciary, police violence, Politics, The Facts of Life, The god problem, War on women
Tagged First Amendment, football coach prayer, Joseph Kennedy, Kavanaugh, Morton's, police raids, restaurant protests, SCOTUS Six
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He was the capitalist archetype. He was a monster
Jack Welch was the longtime CEO of General Electric which became, under his tsardom, the most “valuable company in the world.” In yesterday’s Times, David Gelles, the journalist who wrote the Corner Office column for the business section, yanked Welch’s … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Consumer boycott, Corruption, Government, Koch Bros Final Solution to Democracy, Politics, The Facts of Life, The filthy rich, The War On Workers
Tagged capitalism, CEOs, David Gelles, GE, General Electric, Jack Welch, Koch Bros, libertarianism, New York Times
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