Posted on 09/18/2018 4:50:02 PM PDT by BenLurkin
Lawmakers from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania sent a letter to Walmart executives earlier this month asking them to "demonstrate their corporate responsibility" and stop the sale of items with Soviet imagery.
The officials argued that carrying the items meant Walmart was participating in "promotion, among its customers worldwide, of totalitarianism, human rights abuse and suppression of freedom and democracy, the values that allowed such corporations as Walmart to grow and prosper.”
(Excerpt) Read more at thehill.com ...
What about Che?
Good question
the murdered victims of Che have been silent so sales of Che shirts will continue...
Just like selling Nazi memorabilia to neo-Nazis.
Plenty of cucksucking communists commenting on that Hill article. The Left is not for Human Rights and their genocidal hate for opposition comes up anytime someone points out the 100 million dead of communism. Middle fingers and “they were our allies” comments abound.
Fire the marketing director.
Does that mean no more t shirts with
AK 47s?
Does that mean no more t shirts with
AK 47s?
This is a real tale of whether the Chinese will stand for this.
Walmart must have its share of neoMarxists.
Huge win?
Well, there goes their antifa costumers...
Too late, comrades.
Actually, given the fact that the USSR has completely disappeared down the memory hole where Millenials are concerned, some reminders might be helpful.
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