A list of companies that I have previous reviewed to have suffered financial for embracing the politics of the LGBTQ narrative.
Exhibit A Disney
Exhibit B Netflix
Exhibit C Starbucks
Exhibit D Edinburgh Uni
I can list more but if you would like I can go over the specific quarterly figures of these companies during the same quarters they ran pro LGBTQ ads, I will note the trans promotions caused notably more damage to the reputations of the Children's content providers in the list that just promoting alternative sexualities.
So when i say go woke go broke, i am specifically referencing the decline in GDP that companies who promote this kind of LGBTQ+ content experience.
It is a unique economic pattern and is not experienced on other markets at the same time.
#gowokegobroke is synonymous with a macroeconomic trend that leads to lower GDP after promoting alternative sexualities to consumers.
Starbucks has a unique situation that involved the closing of stores in specific cities, but the trend is not as easy to show in layman's terms for internet consumption by the general public.
Bioware, developer of Mass Effect and Dragon Age, will be the next to join the ranks of this go woke go broke agenda out of game developers as they have censored a previous mass effect title, and have been promoting LGBTQ ideology more than their current games in development. We will see if my prediction is true with the release of their next title.
Can you list any other company that lost quarterly earnings after promoting LGBTQ politics?
I can list something it's not a company though, it's the animal rights movement. It was infiltrated by an 'intersectionality' faction which ripped it apart about 10 years ago.
All of the reasonable communities on earth seem to be entirely infiltrated by bureaucratic losers. Reminded me of how much of a fraud Green Peace became, honestly amazing how you can fuck up caring about a clean planet lol
Oh yes exactly, greenpeace went shortly before the AR movement, same way. It was almost like the reset was occurring amongst all the movements I was part of in the 80's.