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Systemic Hypocrisy

31 Jul 2020 ~~ By Judith Bergman

  • "Under conditions that strongly suggest forced labour, Uyghurs are working in factories that are in the supply chains of at least 83 well-known global brands in the technology, clothing and automotive sectors, including Apple, BMW, Gap, Huawei, Nike, Samsung, Sony and Volkswagen. This report estimates that more than 80,000 Uyghurs were transferred out of Xinjiang to work in factories across China between 2017 and 2019, and some of them were sent directly from detention camps. The estimated figure is conservative and the actual figure is likely to be far higher." — "Uyghurs for Sale," the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI), March 1, 2020, with subsequent updates.
  • Corporate giants might be more successful at convincing the public that they truly care about social justice, inequality and the communities they claim to "serve" if this "care" did not only manifest itself in statements filled with virtue-signaling but in business practices as well -- such as not using forced labor and children in the supply chain.
  • Finally, pledging funds to Black Lives Matter, a self-described Marxist organization whose stated goal is "alternatives to capitalism", fails to convince one of much else than a corporate desire to ride the latest wave of wokeness to score easy profits and points.

Since the killing of George Floyd, corporate virtue signaling has reached unprecedented heights.
Apple pledged $100 million reportedly to "combat racism."
"The unfinished work of racial justice and equality call us all to account," Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a Twitter video. "Things must change, and Apple's committed to being a force for that change. Today, I'm proud to announce Apple's Racial Equity and Justice Initiative, with a $100 million commitment".
Starbucks pledged $1 million in "Neighborhood Grants to promote racial equity and create more inclusive and just communities".
Microsoft announced that it would invest $150 million more into diversity and inclusion efforts in the company. "We are committed to take action to help address racial injustice and inequity, and unequivocally believe that Black lives matter", CEO Satya Nadella said.
Nike pledged to donate $40 million over the course of four years to "organizations that put social justice, education and addressing racial inequality in America at the center of their work". According to John Donahoe, President and CEO of Nike, Inc.:
"Systemic racism and the events that have unfolded across America... serve as an urgent reminder of the continued change needed in our society...We will continue our focus on being more representative of our consumers while doing our part in the communities we serve."​
It is difficult to find any corporate insistence on "social justice" persuasive, coming as it does from businesses that have chosen to move large parts of their manufacturing processes to countries such as China, which is led by a regime that persecutes ethnic and religious minorities. It withholds from its own citizens the most basic human rights, such as freedom of expression, freedom of religion and freedom of assembly, as reported by Gatestone Institute here, and here. China is also, according to Amnesty International, the world's leading executioner. China, moreover, continues to occupy Tibet, which it invaded in 1950, and where it has moved millions of ethnic Chinese to "Sinicize" the area.
~~Snip~~
Corporate giants might be more successful at convincing the public that they truly care about social justice, inequality and the communities they claim to "serve" if this "care" did not only manifest itself in statements filled with virtue-signaling, but in business practices as well -- such as not using forced labor and children in the supply chain.
Finally, pledging funds to Black Lives Matter, a self-described Marxist organization whose stated goal is "alternatives to capitalism", fails to convince one of much else than a corporate desire to ride the latest wave of wokeness to score easy points and profits.

Comment:
When I first read this I wondered where to place this on the Messageboard.. In reality whether it's about Social Justice, Racism or today's unrest brought about by the Progressive Marxist Socialist/DSA Democrat Leftist factions of BLM, ANTIFA, OWS and Boogaloo. In the end it's all about politics Marxist Socialist Communist politics.
Pledging funds to Black Lives Matter, a self-described Marxist organization whose stated goal is "alternatives to capitalism", fails to convince one of much else than a corporate desire to ride the latest wave of wokeness.
Yet, the modern day slave society created in Communist China supplying these corporation with goods continue to thrive and support domestic terrorism..
Isn't it funny that the NBA is now so tied to China they ignore the crueltyin the basketball camps they trin Chinese to play Basketball, while the enslaved Uyghurs manufacture Nike sneakers selling for hundreds of dollars. Then there's those Guatamalan slave children supplying Starbucks with all those coffee beans....
But hey the Systemic Hypocrisy never ends.....
 
Systemic Hypocrisy

31 Jul 2020 ~~ By Judith Bergman

  • "Under conditions that strongly suggest forced labour, Uyghurs are working in factories that are in the supply chains of at least 83 well-known global brands in the technology, clothing and automotive sectors, including Apple, BMW, Gap, Huawei, Nike, Samsung, Sony and Volkswagen. This report estimates that more than 80,000 Uyghurs were transferred out of Xinjiang to work in factories across China between 2017 and 2019, and some of them were sent directly from detention camps. The estimated figure is conservative and the actual figure is likely to be far higher." — "Uyghurs for Sale," the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI), March 1, 2020, with subsequent updates.
  • Corporate giants might be more successful at convincing the public that they truly care about social justice, inequality and the communities they claim to "serve" if this "care" did not only manifest itself in statements filled with virtue-signaling but in business practices as well -- such as not using forced labor and children in the supply chain.
  • Finally, pledging funds to Black Lives Matter, a self-described Marxist organization whose stated goal is "alternatives to capitalism", fails to convince one of much else than a corporate desire to ride the latest wave of wokeness to score easy profits and points.

Since the killing of George Floyd, corporate virtue signaling has reached unprecedented heights.
Apple pledged $100 million reportedly to "combat racism."
"The unfinished work of racial justice and equality call us all to account," Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a Twitter video. "Things must change, and Apple's committed to being a force for that change. Today, I'm proud to announce Apple's Racial Equity and Justice Initiative, with a $100 million commitment".
Starbucks pledged $1 million in "Neighborhood Grants to promote racial equity and create more inclusive and just communities".
Microsoft announced that it would invest $150 million more into diversity and inclusion efforts in the company. "We are committed to take action to help address racial injustice and inequity, and unequivocally believe that Black lives matter", CEO Satya Nadella said.
Nike pledged to donate $40 million over the course of four years to "organizations that put social justice, education and addressing racial inequality in America at the center of their work". According to John Donahoe, President and CEO of Nike, Inc.:
"Systemic racism and the events that have unfolded across America... serve as an urgent reminder of the continued change needed in our society...We will continue our focus on being more representative of our consumers while doing our part in the communities we serve."​
It is difficult to find any corporate insistence on "social justice" persuasive, coming as it does from businesses that have chosen to move large parts of their manufacturing processes to countries such as China, which is led by a regime that persecutes ethnic and religious minorities. It withholds from its own citizens the most basic human rights, such as freedom of expression, freedom of religion and freedom of assembly, as reported by Gatestone Institute here, and here. China is also, according to Amnesty International, the world's leading executioner. China, moreover, continues to occupy Tibet, which it invaded in 1950, and where it has moved millions of ethnic Chinese to "Sinicize" the area.
~~Snip~~
Corporate giants might be more successful at convincing the public that they truly care about social justice, inequality and the communities they claim to "serve" if this "care" did not only manifest itself in statements filled with virtue-signaling, but in business practices as well -- such as not using forced labor and children in the supply chain.
Finally, pledging funds to Black Lives Matter, a self-described Marxist organization whose stated goal is "alternatives to capitalism", fails to convince one of much else than a corporate desire to ride the latest wave of wokeness to score easy points and profits.

Comment:
When I first read this I wondered where to place this on the Messageboard.. In reality whether it's about Social Justice, Racism or today's unrest brought about by the Progressive Marxist Socialist/DSA Democrat Leftist factions of BLM, ANTIFA, OWS and Boogaloo. In the end it's all about politics Marxist Socialist Communist politics.
Pledging funds to Black Lives Matter, a self-described Marxist organization whose stated goal is "alternatives to capitalism", fails to convince one of much else than a corporate desire to ride the latest wave of wokeness.
Yet, the modern day slave society created in Communist China supplying these corporation with goods continue to thrive and support domestic terrorism..
Isn't it funny that the NBA is now so tied to China they ignore the crueltyin the basketball camps they trin Chinese to play Basketball, while the enslaved Uyghurs manufacture Nike sneakers selling for hundreds of dollars. Then there's those Guatamalan slave children supplying Starbucks with all those coffee beans....
But hey the Systemic Hypocrisy never ends.....

China is God to these people. Years ago, while serving in the Michigan National Guard, I worked in Toledo, Ohio for a headhunting firm. Found out one day that the Chinese government was planning to buy up acres of Toledo real estate along the river. Can't get much more American heartland than Glass City. In short, I believe the Chinese infiltration of just about every aspect and walk of our society is nearly complete or has been completed for some years.
 
Systemic Hypocrisy

31 Jul 2020 ~~ By Judith Bergman

  • "Under conditions that strongly suggest forced labour, Uyghurs are working in factories that are in the supply chains of at least 83 well-known global brands in the technology, clothing and automotive sectors, including Apple, BMW, Gap, Huawei, Nike, Samsung, Sony and Volkswagen. This report estimates that more than 80,000 Uyghurs were transferred out of Xinjiang to work in factories across China between 2017 and 2019, and some of them were sent directly from detention camps. The estimated figure is conservative and the actual figure is likely to be far higher." — "Uyghurs for Sale," the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI), March 1, 2020, with subsequent updates.
  • Corporate giants might be more successful at convincing the public that they truly care about social justice, inequality and the communities they claim to "serve" if this "care" did not only manifest itself in statements filled with virtue-signaling but in business practices as well -- such as not using forced labor and children in the supply chain.
  • Finally, pledging funds to Black Lives Matter, a self-described Marxist organization whose stated goal is "alternatives to capitalism", fails to convince one of much else than a corporate desire to ride the latest wave of wokeness to score easy profits and points.

Since the killing of George Floyd, corporate virtue signaling has reached unprecedented heights.
Apple pledged $100 million reportedly to "combat racism."
"The unfinished work of racial justice and equality call us all to account," Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a Twitter video. "Things must change, and Apple's committed to being a force for that change. Today, I'm proud to announce Apple's Racial Equity and Justice Initiative, with a $100 million commitment".
Starbucks pledged $1 million in "Neighborhood Grants to promote racial equity and create more inclusive and just communities".
Microsoft announced that it would invest $150 million more into diversity and inclusion efforts in the company. "We are committed to take action to help address racial injustice and inequity, and unequivocally believe that Black lives matter", CEO Satya Nadella said.
Nike pledged to donate $40 million over the course of four years to "organizations that put social justice, education and addressing racial inequality in America at the center of their work". According to John Donahoe, President and CEO of Nike, Inc.:
"Systemic racism and the events that have unfolded across America... serve as an urgent reminder of the continued change needed in our society...We will continue our focus on being more representative of our consumers while doing our part in the communities we serve."​
It is difficult to find any corporate insistence on "social justice" persuasive, coming as it does from businesses that have chosen to move large parts of their manufacturing processes to countries such as China, which is led by a regime that persecutes ethnic and religious minorities. It withholds from its own citizens the most basic human rights, such as freedom of expression, freedom of religion and freedom of assembly, as reported by Gatestone Institute here, and here. China is also, according to Amnesty International, the world's leading executioner. China, moreover, continues to occupy Tibet, which it invaded in 1950, and where it has moved millions of ethnic Chinese to "Sinicize" the area.
~~Snip~~
Corporate giants might be more successful at convincing the public that they truly care about social justice, inequality and the communities they claim to "serve" if this "care" did not only manifest itself in statements filled with virtue-signaling, but in business practices as well -- such as not using forced labor and children in the supply chain.
Finally, pledging funds to Black Lives Matter, a self-described Marxist organization whose stated goal is "alternatives to capitalism", fails to convince one of much else than a corporate desire to ride the latest wave of wokeness to score easy points and profits.

Comment:
When I first read this I wondered where to place this on the Messageboard.. In reality whether it's about Social Justice, Racism or today's unrest brought about by the Progressive Marxist Socialist/DSA Democrat Leftist factions of BLM, ANTIFA, OWS and Boogaloo. In the end it's all about politics Marxist Socialist Communist politics.
Pledging funds to Black Lives Matter, a self-described Marxist organization whose stated goal is "alternatives to capitalism", fails to convince one of much else than a corporate desire to ride the latest wave of wokeness.
Yet, the modern day slave society created in Communist China supplying these corporation with goods continue to thrive and support domestic terrorism..
Isn't it funny that the NBA is now so tied to China they ignore the crueltyin the basketball camps they trin Chinese to play Basketball, while the enslaved Uyghurs manufacture Nike sneakers selling for hundreds of dollars. Then there's those Guatamalan slave children supplying Starbucks with all those coffee beans....
But hey the Systemic Hypocrisy never ends.....

China is God to these people. Years ago, while serving in the Michigan National Guard, I worked in Toledo, Ohio for a headhunting firm. Found out one day that the Chinese government was planning to buy up acres of Toledo real estate along the river. Can't get much more American heartland than Glass City. In short, I believe the Chinese infiltration of just about every aspect and walk of our society is nearly complete or has been completed for some years.


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The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has from the outset been tyrannical and genocidal. Those Westerners defending Marxism, please tell me what the difference is between international socialism and National Socialism?—On all vital parameters, they are equal: 1. State control with enterprises; 2. Family politics; 3. Removal of undesired citizens (the bourgeois/the Jews); which leads to inevitable genocide in millions.
 
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Systemic Hypocrisy

31 Jul 2020 ~~ By Judith Bergman

  • "Under conditions that strongly suggest forced labour, Uyghurs are working in factories that are in the supply chains of at least 83 well-known global brands in the technology, clothing and automotive sectors, including Apple, BMW, Gap, Huawei, Nike, Samsung, Sony and Volkswagen. This report estimates that more than 80,000 Uyghurs were transferred out of Xinjiang to work in factories across China between 2017 and 2019, and some of them were sent directly from detention camps. The estimated figure is conservative and the actual figure is likely to be far higher." — "Uyghurs for Sale," the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI), March 1, 2020, with subsequent updates.
  • Corporate giants might be more successful at convincing the public that they truly care about social justice, inequality and the communities they claim to "serve" if this "care" did not only manifest itself in statements filled with virtue-signaling but in business practices as well -- such as not using forced labor and children in the supply chain.
  • Finally, pledging funds to Black Lives Matter, a self-described Marxist organization whose stated goal is "alternatives to capitalism", fails to convince one of much else than a corporate desire to ride the latest wave of wokeness to score easy profits and points.

Since the killing of George Floyd, corporate virtue signaling has reached unprecedented heights.
Apple pledged $100 million reportedly to "combat racism."
"The unfinished work of racial justice and equality call us all to account," Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a Twitter video. "Things must change, and Apple's committed to being a force for that change. Today, I'm proud to announce Apple's Racial Equity and Justice Initiative, with a $100 million commitment".
Starbucks pledged $1 million in "Neighborhood Grants to promote racial equity and create more inclusive and just communities".
Microsoft announced that it would invest $150 million more into diversity and inclusion efforts in the company. "We are committed to take action to help address racial injustice and inequity, and unequivocally believe that Black lives matter", CEO Satya Nadella said.
Nike pledged to donate $40 million over the course of four years to "organizations that put social justice, education and addressing racial inequality in America at the center of their work". According to John Donahoe, President and CEO of Nike, Inc.:
"Systemic racism and the events that have unfolded across America... serve as an urgent reminder of the continued change needed in our society...We will continue our focus on being more representative of our consumers while doing our part in the communities we serve."​
It is difficult to find any corporate insistence on "social justice" persuasive, coming as it does from businesses that have chosen to move large parts of their manufacturing processes to countries such as China, which is led by a regime that persecutes ethnic and religious minorities. It withholds from its own citizens the most basic human rights, such as freedom of expression, freedom of religion and freedom of assembly, as reported by Gatestone Institute here, and here. China is also, according to Amnesty International, the world's leading executioner. China, moreover, continues to occupy Tibet, which it invaded in 1950, and where it has moved millions of ethnic Chinese to "Sinicize" the area.
~~Snip~~
Corporate giants might be more successful at convincing the public that they truly care about social justice, inequality and the communities they claim to "serve" if this "care" did not only manifest itself in statements filled with virtue-signaling, but in business practices as well -- such as not using forced labor and children in the supply chain.
Finally, pledging funds to Black Lives Matter, a self-described Marxist organization whose stated goal is "alternatives to capitalism", fails to convince one of much else than a corporate desire to ride the latest wave of wokeness to score easy points and profits.

Comment:
When I first read this I wondered where to place this on the Messageboard.. In reality whether it's about Social Justice, Racism or today's unrest brought about by the Progressive Marxist Socialist/DSA Democrat Leftist factions of BLM, ANTIFA, OWS and Boogaloo. In the end it's all about politics Marxist Socialist Communist politics.
Pledging funds to Black Lives Matter, a self-described Marxist organization whose stated goal is "alternatives to capitalism", fails to convince one of much else than a corporate desire to ride the latest wave of wokeness.
Yet, the modern day slave society created in Communist China supplying these corporation with goods continue to thrive and support domestic terrorism..
Isn't it funny that the NBA is now so tied to China they ignore the crueltyin the basketball camps they trin Chinese to play Basketball, while the enslaved Uyghurs manufacture Nike sneakers selling for hundreds of dollars. Then there's those Guatamalan slave children supplying Starbucks with all those coffee beans....
But hey the Systemic Hypocrisy never ends.....

China is God to these people. Years ago, while serving in the Michigan National Guard, I worked in Toledo, Ohio for a headhunting firm. Found out one day that the Chinese government was planning to buy up acres of Toledo real estate along the river. Can't get much more American heartland than Glass City. In short, I believe the Chinese infiltration of just about every aspect and walk of our society is nearly complete or has been completed for some years.


They said that when Japn was buying up land and real estate in the U.S. too.

Perhaps, but Japan isn't run by filthy communists.
 
Systemic Hypocrisy

31 Jul 2020 ~~ By Judith Bergman

  • "Under conditions that strongly suggest forced labour, Uyghurs are working in factories that are in the supply chains of at least 83 well-known global brands in the technology, clothing and automotive sectors, including Apple, BMW, Gap, Huawei, Nike, Samsung, Sony and Volkswagen. This report estimates that more than 80,000 Uyghurs were transferred out of Xinjiang to work in factories across China between 2017 and 2019, and some of them were sent directly from detention camps. The estimated figure is conservative and the actual figure is likely to be far higher." — "Uyghurs for Sale," the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI), March 1, 2020, with subsequent updates.
  • Corporate giants might be more successful at convincing the public that they truly care about social justice, inequality and the communities they claim to "serve" if this "care" did not only manifest itself in statements filled with virtue-signaling but in business practices as well -- such as not using forced labor and children in the supply chain.
  • Finally, pledging funds to Black Lives Matter, a self-described Marxist organization whose stated goal is "alternatives to capitalism", fails to convince one of much else than a corporate desire to ride the latest wave of wokeness to score easy profits and points.

Since the killing of George Floyd, corporate virtue signaling has reached unprecedented heights.
Apple pledged $100 million reportedly to "combat racism."
"The unfinished work of racial justice and equality call us all to account," Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a Twitter video. "Things must change, and Apple's committed to being a force for that change. Today, I'm proud to announce Apple's Racial Equity and Justice Initiative, with a $100 million commitment".
Starbucks pledged $1 million in "Neighborhood Grants to promote racial equity and create more inclusive and just communities".
Microsoft announced that it would invest $150 million more into diversity and inclusion efforts in the company. "We are committed to take action to help address racial injustice and inequity, and unequivocally believe that Black lives matter", CEO Satya Nadella said.
Nike pledged to donate $40 million over the course of four years to "organizations that put social justice, education and addressing racial inequality in America at the center of their work". According to John Donahoe, President and CEO of Nike, Inc.:
"Systemic racism and the events that have unfolded across America... serve as an urgent reminder of the continued change needed in our society...We will continue our focus on being more representative of our consumers while doing our part in the communities we serve."​
It is difficult to find any corporate insistence on "social justice" persuasive, coming as it does from businesses that have chosen to move large parts of their manufacturing processes to countries such as China, which is led by a regime that persecutes ethnic and religious minorities. It withholds from its own citizens the most basic human rights, such as freedom of expression, freedom of religion and freedom of assembly, as reported by Gatestone Institute here, and here. China is also, according to Amnesty International, the world's leading executioner. China, moreover, continues to occupy Tibet, which it invaded in 1950, and where it has moved millions of ethnic Chinese to "Sinicize" the area.
~~Snip~~
Corporate giants might be more successful at convincing the public that they truly care about social justice, inequality and the communities they claim to "serve" if this "care" did not only manifest itself in statements filled with virtue-signaling, but in business practices as well -- such as not using forced labor and children in the supply chain.
Finally, pledging funds to Black Lives Matter, a self-described Marxist organization whose stated goal is "alternatives to capitalism", fails to convince one of much else than a corporate desire to ride the latest wave of wokeness to score easy points and profits.

Comment:
When I first read this I wondered where to place this on the Messageboard.. In reality whether it's about Social Justice, Racism or today's unrest brought about by the Progressive Marxist Socialist/DSA Democrat Leftist factions of BLM, ANTIFA, OWS and Boogaloo. In the end it's all about politics Marxist Socialist Communist politics.
Pledging funds to Black Lives Matter, a self-described Marxist organization whose stated goal is "alternatives to capitalism", fails to convince one of much else than a corporate desire to ride the latest wave of wokeness.
Yet, the modern day slave society created in Communist China supplying these corporation with goods continue to thrive and support domestic terrorism..
Isn't it funny that the NBA is now so tied to China they ignore the crueltyin the basketball camps they trin Chinese to play Basketball, while the enslaved Uyghurs manufacture Nike sneakers selling for hundreds of dollars. Then there's those Guatamalan slave children supplying Starbucks with all those coffee beans....
But hey the Systemic Hypocrisy never ends.....

China is God to these people. Years ago, while serving in the Michigan National Guard, I worked in Toledo, Ohio for a headhunting firm. Found out one day that the Chinese government was planning to buy up acres of Toledo real estate along the river. Can't get much more American heartland than Glass City. In short, I believe the Chinese infiltration of just about every aspect and walk of our society is nearly complete or has been completed for some years.


They said that when Japn was buying up land and real estate in the U.S. too.

Perhaps, but Japan isn't run by filthy communists.

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None of this is about any sort of justice, equality, etc. (many sorts of which don't even exist, other than as an invented excuse for politicians and managers of huge corporations to do what they want). Only the masses of "useful idiots" who have swallowed the propaganda believe it to be about anything except political power and money.
Slave labor is simply a part of the program of the Chinese government to make production in China the cheapest in the world, and attract foreign businesses to make their products in China. No individual business that derives great benefit from low-cost Chinese labor can afford not to keep using it when their competitors will continue to use it. The only way to really stop the import of products made with Chinese slave labor is to embargo all Chinese imports, so that no company is able to undersell their competitors by using it. This needs to be done anyway to prevent China becoming the sole source for so many necessary products that it can intimidate other countries into submission by threatening to reduce, or end their supply. This is already the case in many areas, and must be reversed before China gains any more power from it. A hostile and aggressive China, ruled by the CCP, cannot be allowed to control the majority of world production of pharmaceuticals, rare earths, electronics, industrial chemicals, etc.
In the end the SJW's in America have falsely pointed at our history. Yes admittedly there are skeletons in our closets yet we have persevered and improved on the errors of our ways. Not so for China and Progressive Marxist Socialism as exampled by Venezeuela.
Marxist Socialism plays on ignorance of the people and upheaval of society. Once they achieve power genocide, slavery and abject misery swiftly ensue as we have have seen time and time again.
 

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