• @BurnSquirrel
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      510 months ago

      They did but no longer do. The owners may still personally, but if you were to dig into the owners of every company you’d probably come to the conclusion that there is no ethical consumption under capitolism.

    • @[email protected]
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      410 months ago

      They actually don’t any more. They’ve apparently refocused their charity contributions to helping the homeless or something like that.

      • @Th3D3k0y
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        810 months ago

        I’m still going to judge them for their previous actions and continue to boycott them

            • ASeriesOfPoorChoices
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              010 months ago

              “they’ve changed” - you say it like a corporation has a moral compass, or feelings. It’s just a piece of paper.

              If they’re moving money in a different direction today compared to how they did yesterday, that’s a change.

              Your belief in if that is or isn’t a change is irrelevant - it is a change.

              Did the religious assholes running it have a change of heart towards LGBT+ people? Probably not. But no-one is saying they did.

    • @samus12345
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      -110 months ago

      The LGBTQ people I know go there anyway because there’s no ethical consumption under capitalism. There are LGBTQ people working there, too.