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Why was there no Google doodle on men's day?
- coldtea 6y agoIt's not as fashionable. Companies mainly care for good PR, not consistency or the cause they supposedly celebrate. If racism was still popular, Nike would have sponsored KKK festivals, not Kaepernick. Similarly, Apple and co care for "human rights" when it comes to e.g. gay rights (popular cause, means they don't need to change anything in their operations), not when it comes to worker conditions (unpopular and unprofitable). Or they care for sustainability in materials they can cut from their products - not in making their products more serviseable (even if it impacts battery life or weight, since it's for the good of the environment). It's all cant.