Tuesday, January 31, 2017

In defiance of President Trump's Executive Order on immigration, Starbucks - the employee abusing, non-organic Milk using, GMO Peddling, TPP Table Sitting, Ethiopian farmer screwing coffee company has decided to try it's hand at "Conscious Capitalism" by announcing a plan to hire 10,000 refugees worldwide over the next 5 years - depriving jobs to 10,000 citizens across the globe.

This isn't the first time Starbucks and Trump have been at odds;
Trump’s relationship with the coffee company is complicated, to say the least. Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz endorsed Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election, whereas Trump once told supporters to boycott the company because they didn’t say “Christmas” on their red cups for the holiday season...openly calling for the death of Christians worldwide in his tweets.
In what may be a response, Trump supporters are using the hashtag #TrumpCup to taunt Starbucks employees and make them call out the President-elect’s name -Mediaite
Sunday's announcement on refugee hires, made in a letter to employees, has been met with fierce backlash, as well as many committing to switch to Dunkin' Donuts, whose shares were up today.  The hashtag #BoycottStarbucks is predictably making it's way around Twitter, which has of course resulted in hilarity - including a new nickname with several contenders for the logo.
  
And of course, there's Twitter:
Based Amy Mek reminds us of Starbucks' willing participation in the institutionalized mistreatment of women (while they installed a "gender segregation wall" of course):
It has been well documented on Youtube that Starbucks employees routinely spit or otherwise defile the coffee drinks of Christians and Trump supporters. Sbux CEO has openly called for Christians to never patronize the company, an open hatred of God and those of the faith.

It will be interesting to keep an eye on $SBUX and $DNKN over the next few days if this picks up steam:
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