$40,000 spent on that, apparently. I hope it was worth it to those executives. Because now they're going to be in for absolute hell from their paid-by-commission agents.
The "Oh, we're sorry, we didn't know where all the money was going" excuse reeks of absolute bullshit. I've had State Farm insurance for close to 20 years now, and I'm in the process of evaluating my options for providers because I want to have coverage in place before I call my agent and cancel both my auto and home policies. I'm going to make sure he knows exactly why I'm doing it, too - it's not his fault, but he can blame his parent company for their fuck-up. Unless publicly announce they're firing their entire Diversity & Inclusion department and scrapping every initiative they have on that front, they're not going to see another dime from me - and we know that's not going to happen. All we're going to see out of this company now are copious amounts of blame-shifting and the guilty parties will quietly be shuffled off to other companies as they exit with their golden parachutes.
They were reportedly funding it since 2018
Yeah, this reeks of "whoops, we got caught".
You know how you get off my boycott list for long-term allegiance to the enemy?
You don't. Your brand is dead.
Still supported pedos. They must be taught the Disney lesson. They all need to be.
$40,000 spent on that, apparently. I hope it was worth it to those executives. Because now they're going to be in for absolute hell from their paid-by-commission agents.
Insurance?
They haven't backed down until they get rid of the cause.
If this dude is still there it means they're only upset they were caught and will just switch to laundering money through a third-party non-profit.
Archive if they try to cover their tracks.
if they didn't they wouldn't outlaw boycotting israel
Not sure. What I can tell you is that setting off a metaphorical fire in the middle of their office seems to get results.
The "Oh, we're sorry, we didn't know where all the money was going" excuse reeks of absolute bullshit. I've had State Farm insurance for close to 20 years now, and I'm in the process of evaluating my options for providers because I want to have coverage in place before I call my agent and cancel both my auto and home policies. I'm going to make sure he knows exactly why I'm doing it, too - it's not his fault, but he can blame his parent company for their fuck-up. Unless publicly announce they're firing their entire Diversity & Inclusion department and scrapping every initiative they have on that front, they're not going to see another dime from me - and we know that's not going to happen. All we're going to see out of this company now are copious amounts of blame-shifting and the guilty parties will quietly be shuffled off to other companies as they exit with their golden parachutes.
"Like a good neighbor, State Farm keeps its nose out of your sex life and how you raise your children."
Just tell Oracle that GenderCool thinks licensing fees are bad. They'll bring out the spade to bury them.