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Good to know that about one's self.

"The problem with CU’s rationale is that, when applied in today’s media setting, it discriminates against the viewpoints of everyone else. When the world’s richest man spent $44 billion to purchase a social media platform to amplify his own political views, he chilled the free political speech of everyone else. Ditto when he spent an additional $288 million to get Trump elected, largely through disinformation. When Trump promised fossil fuel giants who donated $1 billion to his campaign that he would gut environmental laws as their payback, he chilled the free speech of everyone who depends on clean air and water but can’t pony up a cool billion."

Stabby stab that Romaine!!

Efficiency! Stupid fucking traitor to the US and our only livable planet.

Bummer about the 'only English' part.

Porque no los Dos?

Funny/ Not Funny.

Have you found one for ADM?

This list: https://letthemeatcereal.info/#kellogg-brands Kellanova and Kellogg Brands: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VMOgS1FRx2w9-EBaZ4Csf8aC4hiLjy8QYLxgQQVqR3s/edit?gid=0#gid=0

Food Brand Ownership Chart: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oHfpkZRt4TjzE8CYW2BpMwIEZ8URL7ZNoN4_5ncTLOc/edit?gid=1557306065#gid=1557306065

History and Overview of Kellogg Brands: https://seriosity.com/what-companies-does-kelloggs-own/

I'm pretty sure the boycott called for General Mills to be boycotted. Post and Kellogg too, as far as I'm concerned.

Art of The Deal seems to have failed.

Only the best memes of conservatives, made in the most conservative region of the conservatorium.

This is about a very reasonable boycott of Kellogg products, SYAC.

This is about a very reasonable boycott of Kellogg products, SYAC.

At a guess because they are visible, and in a sector (industrial food) that is doing significant harm. ADM is also huge, but harder to pinpoint, as they sell such a wide range of food products. I'm trying to find a list and my searches are not up to it.

No.

Betteridge's law of headlines is an adage that states: "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no." It is named after Ian Betteridge, a British technology journalist who wrote about it in 2009, although the principle is much older.

No.

Okee doke, thank you for bringing it to my attention. :-D

Being curious about the rest of the story, regarding poverty: https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/poverty-rate-by-country

No, we voted against that. And DEI is better for Apple in the long run. Be a leader, Tim.

"His comments came just minutes after a majority of shareholders rejected a proposal calling on the tech giant to consider ending its diversity policies, such as the use of race and sex in hiring decisions."

You're right, it's time. Apes together strong.