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All we know is this: They virtue signal that they want a product but don’t buy it because they’ve been conditioned to dislike the company’s CEO. It’s likely tha
by eric_cc 2y ago
All we know is this: They virtue signal that they want a product but don’t buy it because they’ve been conditioned to dislike the company’s CEO. It’s likely that their tribe has all been conditioned in this way so the virtue signaling would be well received and elicit social approval.
I don’t think that makes them good or bad people, per se. I’m not here to lay down a judgement. It is what it is.
- Dylan16807 2y agoAlmost everyone does that level of virtue signalling, so it really says very little about their friends.
- Larrikin 2y agoAccording to you, when are they allowed to want an electric vehicle but not want a Tesla? Do they have to buy a Tesla no matter how much they dislike the thought of giving their money to someone they dislike?
- Freedom2 2y ago> I’m not here to lay down a judgement. It's disingenuous to lay down a judgement, then follow up with this. It is what it is.
- Arrath 2y ago> because they’ve been conditioned to dislike the company’s CEO You're rather taking the agency out of these folks' hands, are you not? It seems entirely likely that they could have independently came to the conclusion to dislike the company's CEO without the need to be "conditioned" by some external narrative.