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I don't care for Starbucks products, but if they do this, I'll stop by and purchase a pastry to show them my support.

• grumpyautist 5y ago
  I'm conflicted, because Starbucks is pushing for more censorship, but anything that hurts Facebook is good
  • meowster 5y ago
    Not everything that hurts Facebook is good. In this case a company which voluntarily uses a service of another company is reconsidering. They are challenging the status quo that everyone has to be on Facebook. That is good in my opinion. They might set an example and be leaders to which others may follow.
    • grumpyautist 5y ago
      But the reasoning is because they consider Facebook to be too open speech wise. The status quo Starbucks is challenging is the value of free speech. They just want people to not be allowed to talk bad about them