How will they make their decisions?

1/30/2017 | jayar36

[JayAr36]

I see where big business has decided to join together to fight President Trump. It was supposedly brought to a head by the ban decision. I somehow doubt that but that.

My problem with these business leaders is that they seem to have made a business decision on pure emotion and not business logic. Who in their right mind would be an investor in a company that puts aside informed logic for an emotional decision? They seem to be disregarding the logic of a safe America for the emotional feel good emotion.

Now i am sure part of their decision has to do with a cheap work force but the claim that it has to do with the ban on countries that pose a threat to the safety of this country reveals a deeper and emotional source. That is scary and certainly would keep me away from anything to do with these wimps.

[JayAr36]

A business decision must be made rationally not emotionally.

[PGR88]

We have had decades of what is broadly called “cultural marxism.”

People now believe it is right and proper that leftist politics be injected into literally everything - education, sports, business, entertainment, religion - literally everything.

Most business leaders swim in the water of elite, progressive America - they went to top schools, congregate in a few liberal urban areas, rub elbows with the activist, leftist government chums whose favor they need to thrive.

I’m concerned the problem is far bigger and deeper than even Trump realizes. It permeates society.

[Grampa Dave]

The Koch bros are not big business, they are super rich elite libertarian thugs, who need open borders to stay rich.

Tea Party founder Charles Koch condemns Donald Trump’s ‘authoritarian’ travel ban [tr]
UK Daily Mail ^ | January 30, 2017 | Darren Boyle

Posted on 1/30/2017, 6:48:54 AM by C19fan

Tea Party founder and conservative billionaire Charles Koch has attacked Donald Trump’s controversial travel ban, branding it as ‘authoritarian’. Koch said he will oppose the billionaire president if and when he deviates from a commitment to ‘free and open societies’. Commenting on the travel ban controversy, he said: ‘[The] travel ban is the wrong approach and will likely be counterproductive.’

http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3519173/posts

[Robert DeLong]

Who in their right mind would be an investor in a company that puts aside informed logic for an emotional decision?

Unfortunately there is no shortage anymore in this country of very stupid uninformed & misinformed people. That's why they can get away with it.