I'll tell you this: I think I am done with Starbucks.
Or I hope Mr. Strobhan, who merely thinks MORALITY is important in life and that sodomy and the promotion thereof is NOT MORAL, keeps buying shares of Starbucks until he can get enough power to fire Schultz.
Ladies and gentlemen, the darkness of sin is closing in--but we are called to be Light. Part of my light will be to not give my hard earned money to Starbucks. Take that $5 and give it to the National Organization for Marriage. Or to another conservative cause.
Drink a $1 cup of Folgers instead.
He wants people to sell their shares so they won’t have ownership standing anymore to sue him (for wasting cirpirate assets, fraud on shareholders, misappropriation of corporate assets for private purposes, breach of fiducuary duty, etc).
I’ve been done with it for a while now. I hope this company goes out of business.
i am not a huge coffee drinker, and maybe i am wrong, but it seems to me how you brew the coffee is more important than the beans.
i get a basic french vanilla or hazelnut from my grocery store line but i use the aeropress coffee maker and have the water at a certain temp, and they are great tasting mugs of coffee.
Then it’s time for Starbucks to do the marketplace a favor. Die. Fade into insignificance, Whither away. Go extinct. A lot of other corporations who value political posturing over returning value to shareholders need to do the same as well.
we want to embrace diversity. Of all kinds.
Why would I patronize Starbucks? Their coffee and other products are way over-priced, and their founder and CEO is a left winger. Two outstanding reasons never to stop at a Starbucks.
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Amen Brother.
The world is adopting the life of Sodom and will be punished for it.
It is beyond my understanding to see so many seemingly sane people accepting this perverted lifestyle.
WTF is going on? Has Satan suddenly come out into the light?
How was the CEO not thinking about the bottom line? He cited the 38% figure twice, unprompted.
Did the writer of the article also dish out equal praise for the Chick Fil A traditional marriage stance? After all, that was independent of the bottom line also.
Starbucks has studied at the, ‘JC Penney Skool-o-Bidness’, I see.
Good for them. *SMIRK*
Amen, Bro. Preach it!
Not buying their products any longer. Even when I see them at Walmart etc. How far we have come in a society to where we now see the officers of a company talk this disrespectfully to it shareholders. Don’t buy their products; use that as your voice.
I never HAVE drank Starbelch! It tastes like a burnt tire and is overpriced, EVEN IF it tasted good, which it doesn’t! And now that they’ve made it clear that they prefer perverted customers, I have one more reason for not giving them any of my dough.
I have avoided Starbucks for over a year now, I think. And I used to support them as an American success story, defending them when they were mocked for being a big successful corporation.
He’ll take starbucks down with his flaming butt. I don’t invest in radicals.
More chikin. Less metrosexual coffee.
Foo-foo coffee is bad for you. Any NYC FReepers take note.
Collar Bloomberg. & let him know it was Starbucks that
stunted his growth. He needs to shut ‘em all down. Public
health issue, ya know.