I found an awesome website that gives extensive info on which companies are conservative, somewhat woke, and completely woke. 1792exchange.com/spotlightreports/ . I refer to it frequently. It's a great website when you want to do business with a new company. F**k the Dems.
New website that tells you what companies are "Woke" 1792exchange.com
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Life is too short to worry bout stuff like that. I'm not checking a website before I select a candy bar.
capefearflyfox
Elite Refuge Member
Problem is that the threshold of being "woke" may be very subjective by the aggregators of that list.
I suggest you guys check out this website at least once. Just search some of the companies like Amazon, Youtube, and Wells Fargo. It will even tell you about Amazon's hiring process. Quite shocking and accurate. I sure won't be buying from these "Woke" companies that are trying cancel the voice and true reasoning of conservatives.
I'm not eating any candy bars unless they are " pure as the driven snow, baptismal edition, white chocolate candy bars, made in Utah."
These views aren't subjective they are facts ; and facts are supportive by evidence. These huge corporate companies are donating billions of dollars to "woke, corrupt, Marxist movements." The numbers don't lie!!
capefearflyfox
Elite Refuge Member
Didn't say that at all. Many of them do, but my point in the matter is that whoever is aggregating this information MAY have a bias that lends to throwing certain companies under the bus for a myriad of reasons, not just political. There are many companies that I refuse to do business with (like Wells Fargo, Progressive Insurance, etc.), but the level of risk involved in dealing with "wokeness" may be more of a local entity problem instead of at a company management level. It is very subjective. I'm not saying it should be ignored, but rather taken with a grain of salt and do your own due diligence in investigating claims.
I agree !!
1792exchange.com and a better explanation of what's going on: I’m not sure why anyone would think this is unusual. Seriously. I understand why people are rightly outraged over the ludicrous decision of a lot of these companies to simply write multi-million dollar checks and genuflect before every left-wing scam organization that comes along, but the thing most Americans have to realize is this sort of corporate response is the result of decades of corporate lawyers and corporate PR teams constantly telling the senior management of these large, multi-national corporations that it is more cost effective and less risky for these companies in the long run to simply pay off these radical groups like BLM, ANTIFA or any of the literally 100s of radical leftist groups than risk the downside damage of televised protests outside their corporate offices being amplified by a sympathetic MSM and social media platforms for days, weeks or even months on end. Only to in the end have to end up writing an even bigger check to these leftist organizations to finally make them go away, as well as spend several million dollars on PR campaigns to try and reverse the damage done to the corporation’s image. Remember, almost all these left-wing, social activist groups exist for one reason and one reason only: To extort as much money as possible, from as many people as possible, to enrich the leaders of these organizations and their financial backers.
Almost all corporations today, not headed by their original founders who usually have more spine and real skin in the game when it comes to the businesses that they have built, are run by professional management people that have been schooled to avoid or mitigate any potential downside risk involving protentional profit loss or public relations issues. Every decision made by the Board of Directors is run by the corporate legal and PR teams. So, the default response when a group like BLM comes calling and states “You will be targeted for LOTS of public demonstrations and negative press coverage, if you don’t “support” (meaning write a really big check and announce publicly you support our cause.” is to whip out the corporate checkbook and ask “How much will it cost us to make this problem go away and what do we have to say?”
As I said earlier, the leaders of these groups like BLM are NOT a bunch of left-wing social activists, who believe in their cause, but rather groups formed by their financial backers to routinely and regularly extort large sums of money from the corporate and private sector to help finance a much larger objective. That some of the money extorted from these corporations ended up being used to buy expensive real estate and other personal luxury items for the heads of BLM is NOT unusual. They are allowed by their financial backers to skim a little off the top as a reward for a job well done. The real thing everyone should be focused on is where did the bulk of the $83 billion dollars extracted by BLM end up? That is what Congress should be focusing on, as well as our DOJ if it weren’t so corrupt at this point as to not even care. So, if Congress is seriously interested in doing a proper investigation, they should be focused on where the big pile of money vanished to. Not where a few crumbs ended up. The amount some of the so-called “leaders” of BLM skimmed isn’t even a minor rounding error in terms of the total money extorted.
This is probably a bit too deep for most people here to appreciate, but I thought it would be beneficial to some to explain both why corporations make some of the decisions they do and to also explain what the real purpose of most of the so-called left-wing social activist groups were really created to accomplish.
Almost all corporations today, not headed by their original founders who usually have more spine and real skin in the game when it comes to the businesses that they have built, are run by professional management people that have been schooled to avoid or mitigate any potential downside risk involving protentional profit loss or public relations issues. Every decision made by the Board of Directors is run by the corporate legal and PR teams. So, the default response when a group like BLM comes calling and states “You will be targeted for LOTS of public demonstrations and negative press coverage, if you don’t “support” (meaning write a really big check and announce publicly you support our cause.” is to whip out the corporate checkbook and ask “How much will it cost us to make this problem go away and what do we have to say?”
As I said earlier, the leaders of these groups like BLM are NOT a bunch of left-wing social activists, who believe in their cause, but rather groups formed by their financial backers to routinely and regularly extort large sums of money from the corporate and private sector to help finance a much larger objective. That some of the money extorted from these corporations ended up being used to buy expensive real estate and other personal luxury items for the heads of BLM is NOT unusual. They are allowed by their financial backers to skim a little off the top as a reward for a job well done. The real thing everyone should be focused on is where did the bulk of the $83 billion dollars extracted by BLM end up? That is what Congress should be focusing on, as well as our DOJ if it weren’t so corrupt at this point as to not even care. So, if Congress is seriously interested in doing a proper investigation, they should be focused on where the big pile of money vanished to. Not where a few crumbs ended up. The amount some of the so-called “leaders” of BLM skimmed isn’t even a minor rounding error in terms of the total money extorted.
This is probably a bit too deep for most people here to appreciate, but I thought it would be beneficial to some to explain both why corporations make some of the decisions they do and to also explain what the real purpose of most of the so-called left-wing social activist groups were really created to accomplish.
waterswatter
Elite Refuge Member
I'll check out the website later, but my gut feeling is that boycotting woke companies will be about as effective as me trying to boycott stuff made in China.
