Well, the problem with that is that I’ve got a car that I like now ... LOL ... And then, since I like this car, I’m probably going to buy a newer model of the same one.
Yeah, but from my perspective, the car is manufactured by Ernst Röhm incorporated, and it might be a good car and all, but i'd rather not be compelled to wear Yellow Stars and have my windows broken in the not so distant future.
In such a case, a "good enough" car is a vast improvement.
Another “structural” way that conservatives and Christians can deal with the issue is to build companies which are so good, in their products and services, that the general public will buy their products and services solely on the basis of them being better than anyone else’s.
That's a pretty tall order given the head start in money and expertise owned by the Homo-Fascists. Had we known they were going to be Homo-Fascists in the first place, we could have been working at killing their brand back in the 70s and 80s.
It is a harsh fact, that the leader in Tech is pretty much positioned to remain the leader in Tech. There are all sorts of synergistic monopolies that contribute to them in maintaining this condition.
Business is about making money by supplying the best for the customers. That “best” is always in the eyes of the buyer and no one else. Someone else cannot tell another buyer what is good for that “other buyer”. Therefore the business must do this and do it so that it is true with every buyer from their own standpoint.
I dare say offering assurances that your money won't go towards National Socialist supporting organizations that want to use the weight of their fortune and the power of the government to persecute you, might be viewable as "Best" by those people affected. It might be a very effective marketing scheme, and therefore a good business strategy.
There’s the answer in the long run ... you have a business which builds the best and it is affirmed by every single buyer, and the customer give the business their money ... and the business makes a pile of money. The “pile of money” they make is the affirmation and proof that they are doing what they are supposed to be doing for their customers.
Sure it is, but how big a pile of money do you think they would have made had they come out for religious suppression back in the 1970s or 1980s?
I urge you to read the book "The Rhinemann Exchange." It made an impression on me.
