Patagonia will post bail for any employees arrested at abortion protests

Business Insider ^ | June 24, 2022 | By Tim Levin

[joma89]

And so begins a real insurrection that the democrat party controlled government will support.

[Grampa Dave]

Honestly crap like this is actually helpful.

It narrows down who to shop and who to let wither on the vine.

An adult dna family member about a decade warned about this Vile B$ organization.

He just texted us re this B$ and said, “I told you not to support them.”

[Fester Chugabrew]

Exactly.

[ridesthemiles]

I actually am glad I am as old as I am & will not be purchasing much in the way of clothes for the rest of my life.

Patagonia is now on my BOYCOTT list. Not sure I ever bought anything of theirs in the past.

[Donnafrflorida]

Outdoor clothing. Hmmm wonder who 90 percent of their customers are.

[PerConPat]

LOL...Maybe it will bankrupt them...At any rate, there’s no law requiring anyone to buy their rags...

[Dr. Sivana]

Excuse me, but if the employees are "peacefully" protesting
why would they ever be arrested and need bail?

Pro-lifers have been arrested at peaceful protests (Operation Rescue), the FACE act gutted that.

We had abortion mills to go to. Funny that they can only protest at pro-life churches and Crisis Pregnancy Centers, which provide true choice. Funny, I thought 97% of Planned Parenthood's business had nothing to do with abortion. Why are they shutting down?

[palmer]

bail for those who peacefully protest

They must have meant to say:

"bail for those who mostly peacefully protest"

[Chode]

so it’s a green light for burn/loot/murder and we got yer back... is that it?

[Lazamataz]

I think it’s time to arrest all of Patagonia.

[Taxman]

Well, we know where to not buy clothing now, don’t we?

YO! Patagonia! GO WOKE, GO BROKE!

[EEGator]

White folks.

[Iron Munro]

Liberal radicals used to try to hide, obfuscate and deny.

But since Obama was elected they are increasingly open, brazen, and in your face about their true beliefs and sentiments.

That does make it easier for us to know who is a real enemy of America and which companies to NOT patronize.

[ridesthemiles]

I have done accounting since I was 17 & worked at Kroger Divisional Offices in Madison, Wis.

I have worked at other well known names: American Motors/ Jockey/Oscar Mayer/Snap-On/Shell Oil/ MCA Records (Universal).

I NEVER experienced ANY company TEACHING me how to PROTEST.

They taught me various accounting techniques and encouraged my efficiency-—BUT IF any policy such as Patagonia is espousing had been part of the deal-—I would have WALKED.

Shareholders should be dumping these shares-—ASAP.

[palmer]

I should add the picture for "bail for those who mostly peacefully protest"

[OpusatFR]

That might be tricky if they are charged with arson or murder.

[Steve_Seattle]

"Their definition of "peaceful" includes use of violence and vandalism."

Yep. We've heard people on the left say more than once: "Destruction of property is not violence." (Unless, of course, "right-wingers" are doing it. According to them, even "right-wing" SPEECH is violence.)

[Presbyterian Reporter]

It becomes difficult keeping track of leftist companies.

Maybe somebody will come up with a ranked list and I would put Patagonia near the top of the most leftist company.

Perhaps followed by Nike.

[Steve_Seattle]

Isn’t the name “Patagonia” an instance of “cultural appropriation”?

[dljordan]

I used to but Patagonia clothing.