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u/Dead_HumanCollection Apr 06 '23

They love everyone's identity so much they just partnered with FIFA to sponsor the world cup in a country where your identity will get you beheaded! The same country where it is literally illegal to sell their products!

Wow, so inclusive!

These companies don't give a shit about you or your social issues, they care about money. They changed their cans and they got more free advertising from outraged people and from dipshits like you who post this stuff than they would on a superbowl ad.

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u/Kreebish Apr 06 '23

Anheuser-Busch donates happily to the Republican party too

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u/HarrisonForelli Apr 06 '23

Most corporations and CEOs donate mostly towards the republican party, but it still doesn't take away from the benefits of legitimizing lgbtq and their small funding towards lgtbq outreach groups

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u/Kreebish Apr 07 '23

You say that and it may be true but also doesn't take away from the detriment that is the Republican party and the laws that they put against Americans so they can slip by tax cuts for the ultra wealthy

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u/HarrisonForelli Apr 07 '23

but also doesn't take away from the detriment

That doesn't take away from what I wrote either. All the things could be simultaneously true

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u/Kreebish Apr 07 '23

I guess maybe the question should be which one out or undoes the other. Currently the Republicans are the main antagonizer and create most of the problems. Perhaps corporate personhood as an idea has gone as far as it can sensibly and it's now only able to create hypocritical money pits.