Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center

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kek - I know this is kinda tongue in cheek but damn that's so fitting.

Sources:

• Hoyt, Nov '16: "When a magazine or a newspaper or any news or entertainment media was in real trouble, they went hard, hard left, then died. It took me a little while to realize this was a 'sane' strategy."
• Archive, Bryan Edds, Dec '17: A Psychological Analysis of How and Why Corporations Become SJW-Converged Featuring Wizard of the Coast and MagicGate
• HalfKiA article on Edds
• r/FreeMagic same
• Vox Day, Aug '16: "And then I'll explain to you, very slowly and in words of not more than five syllables, that those hard-nosed, buck-chasing 'businessmen' are observably losing literal billions as they continue to tear away at the foundations of Western Civilization..."

The problem is lnt that they're going broke... They're just not by the corporatism definition, ever growing.

Under capitalism, companies naturally grow and shrink and used to sensibly seek a sensible profit margin. That way if they needed to shrink down, the distance to shrink was also a small amount.

Now under corporatism, because they've been chasing the "line goes up" profit style of business, any kind of crash has to be large. Because most stockholders are dumb, they see a large crash as a sign of failure. So they dump stock, change ceos anything hopin to return to the sky-high line.

This in turn... Causes more value crashing. Repeat.

This doesn't happen under conservative (non political use of term) profit making as the crash reduction is small and can easily point to the causes.

Coke losing momey before the pandemic had nothing to do with going woke: true.

But it can still avoid going broke, as long as it doesn't go woke.. Oops.