Companies Rated On Homosexual Policies

Financial Times ^ | August 13, 2002 | Lydia Adetunji

[SSN558]

When I worked at Siemens they had a couple of butt boys on the shop floor. Nothing but trouble. One of them got fired for stealing, he reportedly was counciled for smoking meth during break. The other had half a dozen complaints made to HR over his lude propositions to straight males. This one got canned after several of the shop guys marched into HR and said in so many words, "get rid of him or there will be violence."

I heard the second butt boy went to NEC and got fired two weeks later for the same thing. Yup, in CA.

[Cowboy Bob]

I'm surprised that Disney did not make it to the list. They are one of the leading members of the "FudgePacker 50", companies that put diversity above profits, or the shareholders.

[upchuck]

KUDOS to the following companies. The following received LOW scores from the Radical Gay Left!

41. H.E. Butt Grocery

Why am I not surprised? :)

[upchuck]

KUDOS to the following companies. The following received LOW scores from the Radical Gay Left!

41. H.E. Butt Grocery

Why am I not surprised? :)

[upchuck]

DANG!! Sorry for the double post.

[T. P. Pole]

41. H.E. Butt Grocery

How could a company with that name not be at the top of the list?

[Coeur de Lion]

Finally, they've actually done a public service. Now we know which companies to boycott.

[ExSoldier]

We just love to eat at Cracker Barrel. Especially since we have heard from the managers at several locations in different states that they REFUSE to even hire homosexuals...there is a spot for sexual orientation on the employment application, even. I sure don't want a practicing homosexual making my hotfudge sunday. EEEEEEEWWWWWWUUUUU! As my daughter would squeal!

Yes we do indeed like the Cracker Barrel. I wonder if there is any connection between this gay policy and the fact that in order to eat there we have to drive to the next county up the coast. There are none in Miami-Dade County, Florida. Hmmmmmmmmm makes you wonder if this isn't a bit of "pink politics?"

[Dat]

36. Hormel Foods

Isn't that company owned by a big time homosexual supporter?

[Diddle E. Squat]

41. H.E. Butt Grocery How could a company with that name not be at the top of the list?

Obviously that company has been keeping their backs to the wall. Can't be too careful these days.

[Diddle E. Squat]

I think the group probably has a 'what have you done for me lately' attitude, just like the mafia. I note that Albertsons is on the list, but remember reading several years ago they were a leading contributor to gay causes.

There are no lasting friendships with Nazi's, Commie's, and despots. Sooner or later its "Off with her head."

[August West]

I remember very well. Check my other replies.

[Salman]

So, there you have it. We boycott ... Intel ....
We patronize ... Lockheed Martin.

Next time I need a fighter jet, I'll buy a Lockheed Martin. Are you sure they aren't Intel inside?

[Red Jones]

Some family is prominent owners of Hormel stock. One of them is a gay fellow who I think our glorious president sent to be ambassador to a european country.

[Sweet_Sunflower29]

Now, it says, more companies have policies to protect gay and lesbian employees, something that helps them attract and retain good workers.

I have to assume that eventually this list will expand to include policies to protect pedophiles, those practicing beatiality, and any additional perversion-based 'group' making such a request- all in the name of 'attracting and retaining good workers'.

[Dat]

Thanks for the info. I was trying to think of what the connection between the two was.

[templar]

NOT! I would not do what the "unspeakables" do, i.e., patronize or buy products based on group rights. It's a good investment or it's not.

Thats basically shat I was suggesting.

A good or bad investment is dependant, at least partially, on the various policies of the company. I was wondering whether a pro homosexual or anti christian policy could be significantly associated with overall performance of the company. For instance, Disney is definately pro homosexual (some would consider this to also indicate anti-christian bias) and it seems to be under performing lately. It wouldn't really matter if this was the the result of the general attitude of the personal that accept these policies as desireable for the workplace, or the result of people boycotting the company because of its policies. Or supporting the company because of these policies for that matter. Just wondering if these type of corporate biases could be a factor in considering the potential future performance of the company. BTW, I'm no stock expert, I generally loose money faster than I make it when I am in the market.

[TonyTheTigger]

The only rights homosexuals have is to repent or not go to heaven.

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[reg45]

Correction:

One of them is a gay fellow who I think our glorious former president sent to be ambassador to a european country.