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Shopify removes Trump stores, citing president's support for violence
- Helloworldboy 6y agoSo let’s get this straight: Democrat politicians and corporations supported widespread looting and arson for months over the summer that destroyed already struggling private businesses, but a group of protestors spend a couple hours on public governtment property and it’s the end of the world? What that fuck is wrong with this country?
- ogre_codes 6y agoSo... now that Trump merch is no longer profitable, Shopify grows a backbone. Convenient timing. Seems like everyone is suddenly growing a conscience now that there is no money in Trump.
- throwaway888abc 6y agoIf it's good enough to have access to nuclear buttons, why not Facebook/Shopify/Instagram/Twitter etc. ? Confused by what is happening in US. EDIT: "The president has supreme authority to decide whether to use America's nuclear weapons. Period. Full stop," said the Arms Control Association's Kingston Reif. A president could only be stopped by mutiny, he said, and more than one person would have to disobey the president's orders. [0] https://edition.cnn.com/2016/08/06/politics/nuclear-football-president-button/index.html https://edition.cnn.com/2016/08/06/politics/nuclear-football...
- soared 6y agoI think - We know trump likely wouldn’t launch nukes, we know for sure we will ignite his base. The expected outcome of nukes is nearly zero deaths. The expected outcome of social media access is multiple deaths.
- slowhand09 6y agoHellboy spoke the truth. I'll just repeat it here. So let’s get this straight: Democrat politicians and corporations supported widespread looting and arson for months over the summer that destroyed already struggling private businesses, but a group of protestors spend a couple hours on public government property and it’s the end of the world? What that fuck is wrong with this country?
- spacesword 6y agoThe truth has been flagged dead twice but let me repeat it because it’s still the truth. So let’s get this straight: Democrat politicians and corporations supported widespread looting and arson for months over the summer that destroyed already struggling private businesses, but a group of protestors spend a couple hours on public governtment property and it’s the end of the world? What that fuck is wrong with this country?
- iron0013 6y agoDamn dude how many sockpuppets do you have?
- buzzerbetrayed 6y agoThe problem with this comments is that it downplays what happened yesterday too much. Yesterday was really bad. But I absolutely agree with the overall sentiment. It's incredibly hypocritical how differently the two situations are being treated. They both should be treated as really bad situations.