That's why you do boycotts. I made a list, as you should know because I've posted it here after every major change to it. Past direct funding, your options to block money going to the wrong places are very limited - at least if you want to keep your sanity.

I can't really speak for them but I believe the key thing is...MGTOW doesn't want to be a movement, or a political affiliation. It's just a loose gathering of people who oppose the way women treat men in modern society. As such, things like strategic will planning are not going to be part of what they do.

Probably true, but I can only call out what I directly see. Playing six degrees of the Kering Foundation is interesting, but not really helpful. Interestingly, you can get to practically any company through the Kering Foundation.

Here's an example :

Kering Foundation (receives donations from) Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (which owns stock in) Berkshire Hathaway (which is owned by) Warren Buffett (who owns stock in) American Express.

There's a more relevant one to this site though.

Kering Foundation (is owned by) Francois Pinault (who owns a share of) Puma (which is the official apparel company for) the Italian national football team (which is sponsored by) Telecom Italia (which is partially owned by) Vivendi (which is the parent company of) Ubisoft.

Although this latter chain will be broken in a few months because Italy is switching to Adidas.

That's why you do boycotts. I made a list, as you should know because I've posted it here after every major change to it. Past direct funding, your options to block money going to the wrong places are very limited - at least if you want to keep your sanity.

I can't really speak for them but I believe the key thing is...MGTOW doesn't want to be a movement, or a political affiliation. It's just a loose gathering of people who oppose the way women treat men in modern society. As such, things like strategic will planning are not going to be part of what they do.

Probably true, but I can only call out what I directly see. Playing six degrees of the Kering Foundation is interesting, but not really helpful. Interestingly, you can get to practically any company through the Kering Foundation.

Here's an example :

Kering Foundation (receives donations from) Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (which owns stock in) Berkshire Hathaway (which is owned by) Warren Buffett (who owns stock in) American Express.

There's a more relevant one to this site though.

Kering Foundation (is owned by) Francois Pinault (who owns a share of) Puma (which is the official apparel company for) the Italian national football team (which is sponsored by) Telecom Italia (which is partially owned by) Vivendi (which is the parent company of) Ubisoft.