What do you think about Amazon, Starbucks, PayPal, Microsoft, and MasterCard paying travel costs for abortions?

[Anonymous]

Don't tell me that they are private companies and they can do whatever they want, because that's a given, it's a no-brainer. I'm asking you if you think this is a wise business decision.
When Coca Cola told it's white employees to try and be less white, I stopped being a daily customer. I doubt them saying something that stupid increased sales, but I know it decreased sales. Do the stockholders actually like decreased sales? I think this catering to the woke crowd bullshit is going to come back and bite them in the ass.

[NamerOfStars]

Starbucks, Paypal, and Microsoft are deep into the "Left=Good" mindset, and woeld strain themselves if they questioned anything the Democratic wing of society pushed for. Perhaps Mastercard, too. But Amazon? The company whose treatment of its workers made ewen WalMart give up on its abuses, singe it knew it couldn't compete?

The Chinese government thinks nothing of FORCING its workers to have abortions; this is just more steering in that direction. Oh, you say people will newer accept that, but ten years ago, you'd've said people will never pay for the privilege of having a corporation spy on them. Ask Alexa how THAT turned out.

[Asker]

The left represents half the population. So I guess they just want half the money. Works for me. I'm canceling all of them. Groceries on Amazon are way more expensive that Target or Walmart.

[matchrestore]

I think it's a nobel thing to do. They need to maintain their workforce, even in states with restrictive abortion laws, so letting their employees know that they will help them out if they need it helps their employees stay instead of leaving the state

[Asker]

No one is leaving their job or their state. If Amazon were "nobel" they would give their employees bathroom breaks.


You can order abortion pills online. This is 100% politics, and I canceled my Amazon account.

[Anonymous]

Excellent! Finally some balls displayed to counter the insanity.

[Asker]

Thanks, but Team Insanity seems to be winning.

[007kingifrit]

trashy companies trying to score points with the people they fear the most so they don't get taxed more. but it's their money go ahead

[Asker]

The MyPillow guy associated himself with Trump, so tons of stores refused to sell his products. Now he sells direct and his customers pay half the price. lol The stores no longer get those profits. Genius move.