Corporations Sign Letter Opposing Election Integrity laws

[rayg]

Hundreds of corporations, including Starbucks, Amazon, and Netflix, have signed a letter signaling their opposition to election integrity efforts in numerous states, promising to oppose any related legislation they deem ?discriminatory.?

Here are those companies that oppose the law as had been posted by a poster on the people's discussion section on breitbart if any body is interested! I have not verified them personally

Accenture AIG AirBnB Alphabet Amazon American Airlines Apple Bain & Company Bank of America Berkshire Partners Best Buy Biogen BlackRock BMC Software Boston Consulting Broadridge Financial Cambridge Associates Cisco Civic Entertainment Climb Credit Codaworx Cowboy Ventures Creative Artists Dell Technologies Deliotte Discover Financial Dropbox Eaton Emerson Collective Estee Lauder Eventbrite EY Facebook Ferrara Firstmark Ford Motor Company General Catalyst General Motors Goldman Sachs Harry's Inc. Hess IBM Insight Partners Leadership Instacart Intelligentsia Coffee J&J Jazz Lincoln Center JetBlue Khosia Ventures Levi Strauss Live Nation Entertainment Loop Capital Markets Lyft M&T bank Mastercard McKinsey Company Merck Microsoft Mondelez Netflix Newell Brands Nordstrom Otherwise Incorporated Paper Source Paypal Peleton Pinterest Plaid Predxion bio PwC Reddit REI Co-op Richer Poorer Salesforce ServiceNow Seventh Generation Slow Ventures Smith & Company Sodexo USA SodexoMAGIC Sonos Sound Ventures Spark Capital Square Starbucks Steelcase SurveyMonkey sweetgreen Synchrony T. Rowe Price Target Tory Bunch LLC TripAdvisor Twilio Twitter Under Armour United Airlines UTA Vanguard ViacomCBS VMWare Warburg Pincus Warby Parker Wells Fargo Zendesk Zola

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2...ntegrity-laws/

[S.A. Boggs]

Let the local dealer know we don't have to spend with them!
Sam

[togor]

Republicans lost the PR war as well as the presidential election.

The raft of election laws in the various states is perceived as an attempt to hang onto narrow majorities, and the expense of democratic principles. People can shout until they're blue in the face about stolen elections (and many do) but the facts don't back them up.

So companies put a finger in the wind and go with the moment.

6 months from now a totally different situation could be in force.

[rayg]

When corporations have any say in anything that has to do with government it's because it is to benefit themselves and not the people or country!

[lyman]

When corporations have any say in anything that has to do with government it's because it is to benefit themselves and not the people or country!

and it has been happening for a long long time

[Vern Humphrey]

and it has been happening for a long long time

And we should not tolerate it.

Look up "Crony capitalism."

crony capitalism
[crony capitalism]
NOUN
derogatory
an economic system characterized by close, mutually advantageous relationships between business leaders and government officials.
"allegations of crony capitalism have plagued the government"

That's not capitalism, that's feudalism.

[Art]

Gutlessness goes from the top to the bottom since the left has started using its control of the electronic media as a tool to shut down speech they don't like. It isn't just corporations and too many politicians of all stripes who roll over. Plenty of ordinary "rock ribbed conservatives" will complain and bellyache in their own "safe spaces," but when faced with the possibility of being "doxed" or "cancelled" for being too public they roll over too by shutting up and not expressing their views. I will confess to sometimes not mentioning my own opinions around people I don't know unless I'm specifically asked....need to work on that.

Fear of being at the least ostracized, especially if your own family is involved, is a very powerful thing. Add in the possibility of open hostility or harassment and the ante goes up.