> I'm kind of OK with companies having values and being able promote those values. As long as those values don't conflict with things like freedom of speech, I

> I'm kind of OK with companies having values and being able promote those values. As long as those values don't conflict with things like freedom of speech, I agree. But the second they do, there needs to be repercussions. For example. I as a consumer want to use Amazon because I've never had a bad experience with them. But I really really really don't want to be complicit in forced child labor because somewhere in their supply line is a company using it. Think of it like the Overton window. Everything inside the window is fair game, but the second you step outside of that window you pretty much get destroyed or very nearly. Basically put the fear of god in them the same way the IRS puts the fear of god in citizens for not paying taxes. I'm ok with you valuing your religion or women's rights. I'm not ok with you banning accounts of activists who are critical of the chinese government (zoom).