Delta objects to new Georgia Law. Can you say “Fascism”?

[Lastamender]

Funny how Corporations are now weighing in on laws, and now making political statements.

Civil rights groups have filed lawsuits against the state of Georgia, saying it was an example of “blatant racism, represents politics at its very worst and is clearly illegal.” On Wednesday, 72 black executives signed an open letter calling for American corporations to join the resistance.

To “join the resistance”? Is that like an insurrection? The recently voted in legislature made the law. What happened to respecting the election and its outcome?

Delta CEO: Georgia Voting Law 'Unacceptable'

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian called Georgia's new voting law "unacceptable" in a memo to employees on Wednesday.

www.breitbart.com

Coca-Cola also came out to make their political statement on the subject.

What’s next? Firing employees that voted the wrong way?

Fascism is here.

When have corporations not been involved?

Try to be honest for once.

When have they involved themselves with commenting on laws that have zero to do with the business that they're in?

Try to be honest, for once.

Because corporations have the same first amendment rights you do, moron.

Then why do so many fire their employees for exercising their free speech rights. You see the filth you back?

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Wait a sec....I thought "corporations" weren't people, and didn't have the same right to free speech!

This is why you're a fucking idiot. Don't think. You're bad at it.

Same admonition applies: Try to be honest for once, sub-moron.

See #99.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Funny how Corporations are now weighing in on laws, and now making political statements.

Civil rights groups have filed lawsuits against the state of Georgia, saying it was an example of “blatant racism, represents politics at its very worst and is clearly illegal.” On Wednesday, 72 black executives signed an open letter calling for American corporations to join the resistance.

To “join the resistance”? Is that like an insurrection? The recently voted in legislature made the law. What happened to respecting the election and its outcome?

Delta CEO: Georgia Voting Law 'Unacceptable'

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian called Georgia's new voting law "unacceptable" in a memo to employees on Wednesday.

www.breitbart.com

Coca-Cola also came out to make their political statement on the subject.

What’s next? Firing employees that voted the wrong way?

Fascism is here.

When have corporations not been involved?

Try to be honest for once.

When have they involved themselves with commenting on laws that have zero to do with the business that they're in?

Try to be honest, for once.

Always, just not publicly, they hire lobbyist to appeal to politicians.

Yeah....Companies pay gazillions to lobbyists to pester politicians about issues that have nothing at all to do with their business operations....Suuuuuuuurrrre.

The people that work at Delta, Aflac, CocaCola are aware of the voter suppression intent of this new voter law and they also know the requirements for voter registration in Georgia.. This ploy is very, very obvious on its face.

Oh, bullshit....They couldn't care less.

They're virtue signalling for the free press, and sappy rubes like you sop it up like a kitten at a saucer of cream.

Georgia has strict voter registration requirements. The new law is transparent .. Its designed to keep the elderly and minorities from voting. Georgia Republicans should be embarrassed... Citizens should speak up.. The voting law is sleazy and unAmerican.

Lying and race baiting are sleazy and un-Murican, you lying race baiting sleaze.

You reject civil rights for all?

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[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Funny how Corporations are now weighing in on laws, and now making political statements.

Civil rights groups have filed lawsuits against the state of Georgia, saying it was an example of “blatant racism, represents politics at its very worst and is clearly illegal.” On Wednesday, 72 black executives signed an open letter calling for American corporations to join the resistance.

To “join the resistance”? Is that like an insurrection? The recently voted in legislature made the law. What happened to respecting the election and its outcome?

Delta CEO: Georgia Voting Law 'Unacceptable'

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian called Georgia's new voting law "unacceptable" in a memo to employees on Wednesday.

www.breitbart.com

Coca-Cola also came out to make their political statement on the subject.

What’s next? Firing employees that voted the wrong way?

Fascism is here.

When have corporations not been involved?

Try to be honest for once.

When have they involved themselves with commenting on laws that have zero to do with the business that they're in?

Try to be honest, for once.

Because corporations have the same first amendment rights you do, moron.

Then why do so many fire their employees for exercising their free speech rights. You see the filth you back?

Think about why corporations have these fairly recently minted 1st amendment rights (hint: conservatives), and hit yourself in the head with a shovel until you grow a brain cell, you stupid twat.

 

[Oddball]

Funny how Corporations are now weighing in on laws, and now making political statements.

Civil rights groups have filed lawsuits against the state of Georgia, saying it was an example of “blatant racism, represents politics at its very worst and is clearly illegal.” On Wednesday, 72 black executives signed an open letter calling for American corporations to join the resistance.

To “join the resistance”? Is that like an insurrection? The recently voted in legislature made the law. What happened to respecting the election and its outcome?

Delta CEO: Georgia Voting Law 'Unacceptable'

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian called Georgia's new voting law "unacceptable" in a memo to employees on Wednesday.

www.breitbart.com

Coca-Cola also came out to make their political statement on the subject.

What’s next? Firing employees that voted the wrong way?

Fascism is here.

When have corporations not been involved?

Try to be honest for once.

When have they involved themselves with commenting on laws that have zero to do with the business that they're in?

Try to be honest, for once.

Because corporations have the same first amendment rights you do, moron.

Then why do so many fire their employees for exercising their free speech rights. You see the filth you back?

Think about why corporations have these fairly recently minted 1st amendment rights (hint: conservatives), and hit yourself in the head with a shovel until you grow a brain cell, you stupid twat.

Move the goalposts much. peckerhead loser?

 

[Coyote]

Funny how Corporations are now weighing in on laws, and now making political statements.

Civil rights groups have filed lawsuits against the state of Georgia, saying it was an example of “blatant racism, represents politics at its very worst and is clearly illegal.” On Wednesday, 72 black executives signed an open letter calling for American corporations to join the resistance.

To “join the resistance”? Is that like an insurrection? The recently voted in legislature made the law. What happened to respecting the election and its outcome?

Delta CEO: Georgia Voting Law 'Unacceptable'

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian called Georgia's new voting law "unacceptable" in a memo to employees on Wednesday.

www.breitbart.com

Coca-Cola also came out to make their political statement on the subject.

What’s next? Firing employees that voted the wrong way?

Fascism is here.

How exactly is that fascism?

 

[Coyote]

What is racist about the law?

This is a lot like Fascism...the Govt (Xiden) lies, the media (propagandist" repeat the law, and now privat companies are doing the bidding and will of the State so they can exist.

Nobody seems to know why though, or point to the Jim Eagleness of the GA law that expands voting rights.

I don't think you understand how capitalism works.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Funny how Corporations are now weighing in on laws, and now making political statements.

Civil rights groups have filed lawsuits against the state of Georgia, saying it was an example of “blatant racism, represents politics at its very worst and is clearly illegal.” On Wednesday, 72 black executives signed an open letter calling for American corporations to join the resistance.

To “join the resistance”? Is that like an insurrection? The recently voted in legislature made the law. What happened to respecting the election and its outcome?

Delta CEO: Georgia Voting Law 'Unacceptable'

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian called Georgia's new voting law "unacceptable" in a memo to employees on Wednesday.

www.breitbart.com

Coca-Cola also came out to make their political statement on the subject.

What’s next? Firing employees that voted the wrong way?

Fascism is here.

When have corporations not been involved?

Try to be honest for once.

When have they involved themselves with commenting on laws that have zero to do with the business that they're in?

Try to be honest, for once.

Because corporations have the same first amendment rights you do, moron.

Then why do so many fire their employees for exercising their free speech rights. You see the filth you back?

Think about why corporations have these fairly recently minted 1st amendment rights (hint: conservatives), and hit yourself in the head with a shovel until you grow a brain cell, you stupid twat.

Move the goalposts much. peckerhead loser?

No more than you dishonest, illiterate, stupid Cult45 criminals do, magafag.

 

[surada]

What is racist about the law?

This is a lot like Fascism...the Govt (Xiden) lies, the media (propagandist" repeat the law, and now privat companies are doing the bidding and will of the State so they can exist.

Nobody seems to know why though, or point to the Jim Eagleness of the GA law that expands voting rights.

Private companies are making their own decisions. Trump isn't civil and he's not bright.. Further, he's a vicious liar.. Lots of Americans have issues with those traits. Clearly you don't.

 

[Oddball]

Funny how Corporations are now weighing in on laws, and now making political statements.

Civil rights groups have filed lawsuits against the state of Georgia, saying it was an example of “blatant racism, represents politics at its very worst and is clearly illegal.” On Wednesday, 72 black executives signed an open letter calling for American corporations to join the resistance.

To “join the resistance”? Is that like an insurrection? The recently voted in legislature made the law. What happened to respecting the election and its outcome?

Delta CEO: Georgia Voting Law 'Unacceptable'

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian called Georgia's new voting law "unacceptable" in a memo to employees on Wednesday.

www.breitbart.com

Coca-Cola also came out to make their political statement on the subject.

What’s next? Firing employees that voted the wrong way?

Fascism is here.

When have corporations not been involved?

Try to be honest for once.

When have they involved themselves with commenting on laws that have zero to do with the business that they're in?

Try to be honest, for once.

Because corporations have the same first amendment rights you do, moron.

Then why do so many fire their employees for exercising their free speech rights. You see the filth you back?

Think about why corporations have these fairly recently minted 1st amendment rights (hint: conservatives), and hit yourself in the head with a shovel until you grow a brain cell, you stupid twat.

Move the goalposts much. peckerhead loser?

No more than you dishonest, illiterate, stupid Cult45 criminals do, magafag.

And last I heard, you liberoidal crap weasels were all worried about "corporate capture".

Not so concerned about it now are ya, you sanctimonious, double-dealing sack of shit?

 

[surada]

Funny how Corporations are now weighing in on laws, and now making political statements.

Civil rights groups have filed lawsuits against the state of Georgia, saying it was an example of “blatant racism, represents politics at its very worst and is clearly illegal.” On Wednesday, 72 black executives signed an open letter calling for American corporations to join the resistance.

They are still Americans and support fair elections.

To “join the resistance”? Is that like an insurrection? The recently voted in legislature made the law. What happened to respecting the election and its outcome?

Delta CEO: Georgia Voting Law 'Unacceptable'

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian called Georgia's new voting law "unacceptable" in a memo to employees on Wednesday.

www.breitbart.com

Coca-Cola also came out to make their political statement on the subject.

What’s next? Firing employees that voted the wrong way?

Fascism is here.

When have corporations not been involved?

Try to be honest for once.

When have they involved themselves with commenting on laws that have zero to do with the business that they're in?

Try to be honest, for once.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Funny how Corporations are now weighing in on laws, and now making political statements.

Civil rights groups have filed lawsuits against the state of Georgia, saying it was an example of “blatant racism, represents politics at its very worst and is clearly illegal.” On Wednesday, 72 black executives signed an open letter calling for American corporations to join the resistance.

To “join the resistance”? Is that like an insurrection? The recently voted in legislature made the law. What happened to respecting the election and its outcome?

Delta CEO: Georgia Voting Law 'Unacceptable'

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian called Georgia's new voting law "unacceptable" in a memo to employees on Wednesday.

www.breitbart.com

Coca-Cola also came out to make their political statement on the subject.

What’s next? Firing employees that voted the wrong way?

Fascism is here.

When have corporations not been involved?

Try to be honest for once.

When have they involved themselves with commenting on laws that have zero to do with the business that they're in?

Try to be honest, for once.

Because corporations have the same first amendment rights you do, moron.

Then why do so many fire their employees for exercising their free speech rights. You see the filth you back?

Think about why corporations have these fairly recently minted 1st amendment rights (hint: conservatives), and hit yourself in the head with a shovel until you grow a brain cell, you stupid twat.

Move the goalposts much. peckerhead loser?

No more than you dishonest, illiterate, stupid Cult45 criminals do, magafag.

And last I heard, you liberoidal crap weasels were all worried about "corporate capture".

Not so concerned about it now are ya, you sanctimonious, double-dealing sack of shit?

I honestly have no idea what you're spewing about. What's the highest grade you completed, Jethro (assuming you have any at all)?

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

Funny how Corporations are now weighing in on laws, and now making political statements.

Whatever they think will make them money

 

[AFrench2]

The GOP is now voting in Georgia to remove tax breaks for fuel and gasoline.

Lmao punitive damages against Delta for speaking out. XD

 

[surada]

Funny how Corporations are now weighing in on laws, and now making political statements.

Whatever they think will make them money

Some people actually do care about right and wrong. I see why you are such a Trump devotee ..

 

[surada]

Funny how Corporations are now weighing in on laws, and now making political statements.

Whatever they think will make them money

Some people actually do care about right and wrong. I see why you are such a Trump devotee ..

 

[struth]

What is racist about the law?

This is a lot like Fascism...the Govt (Xiden) lies, the media (propagandist" repeat the law, and now privat companies are doing the bidding and will of the State so they can exist.

Nobody seems to know why though, or point to the Jim Eagleness of the GA law that expands voting rights.

Private companies are making their own decisions. Trump isn't civil and he's not bright.. Further, he's a vicious liar.. Lots of Americans have issues with those traits. Clearly you don't.

what does teumphave to do with this?

why are these companies doing this now and not when the legislation was being debated?

 

[struth]

What is racist about the law?

This is a lot like Fascism...the Govt (Xiden) lies, the media (propagandist" repeat the law, and now privat companies are doing the bidding and will of the State so they can exist.

Nobody seems to know why though, or point to the Jim Eagleness of the GA law that expands voting rights.

I don't think you understand how capitalism works.

sure i do and i know how fascism works

 

[there4eyeM]

Funny how Corporations are now weighing in on laws, and now making political statements.

Civil rights groups have filed lawsuits against the state of Georgia, saying it was an example of “blatant racism, represents politics at its very worst and is clearly illegal.” On Wednesday, 72 black executives signed an open letter calling for American corporations to join the resistance.

To “join the resistance”? Is that like an insurrection? The recently voted in legislature made the law. What happened to respecting the election and its outcome?

Delta CEO: Georgia Voting Law 'Unacceptable'

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian called Georgia's new voting law "unacceptable" in a memo to employees on Wednesday.

www.breitbart.com

Coca-Cola also came out to make their political statement on the subject.

What’s next? Firing employees that voted the wrong way?

Fascism is here.

When have corporations not been involved?

Try to be honest for once.

When have they involved themselves with commenting on laws that have zero to do with the business that they're in?

Try to be honest, for once.

Because corporations have the same first amendment rights you do, moron.

Wait a sec....I thought "corporations" weren't people, and didn't have the same right to free speech!

Same admonition applies: Try to be honest for once, sub-moron.

Corporations are not people, they are legal persons. This seems to confuse those who do not understand English (some of whom, it appears, are Presidents).

 

[Smokin' OP]

Funny how Corporations are now weighing in on laws, and now making political statements.

Civil rights groups have filed lawsuits against the state of Georgia, saying it was an example of “blatant racism, represents politics at its very worst and is clearly illegal.” On Wednesday, 72 black executives signed an open letter calling for American corporations to join the resistance.

To “join the resistance”? Is that like an insurrection? The recently voted in legislature made the law. What happened to respecting the election and its outcome?

Delta CEO: Georgia Voting Law 'Unacceptable'

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian called Georgia's new voting law "unacceptable" in a memo to employees on Wednesday.

www.breitbart.com

Coca-Cola also came out to make their political statement on the subject.

What’s next? Firing employees that voted the wrong way?

Fascism is here.

When have corporations not been involved?

Try to be honest for once.

When have they involved themselves with commenting on laws that have zero to do with the business that they're in?

Try to be honest, for once.

Always, just not publicly, they hire lobbyist to appeal to politicians.

Yeah....Companies pay gazillions to lobbyists to pester politicians about issues that have nothing at all to do with their business operations....Suuuuuuuurrrre.

WTF?
Yes, they do.
Guess what their primary business is?
ANY business?
Hint: It's what you put in your wallet, after visiting the bank.