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Jon Stewart 
Smashes 
the Myth 
of Corporate 
Morality in Pride 
, BLM 
, and Beyond 
| The Daily Show
https://youtube.com/watch?v=TWVbZ0WQ3s8
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TDS UH?? 
SOYS SOY OUT 
https://old.reddit.com/r/television/comments/1dd4o3w/jon_stewart_smashes_the_myth_of_corporate/
BREAKING NEWS: COMPANIES LIKE MONEY
Progressives have spent decades declaring that silence is violence, that neutrality favors the oppressor, and that you're either racist or actively anti-racist. They demand everyone pick a side, and when corporations pick their side, they complain that it isn't sincere enough, while simultaneously acknowledging that sincerity is not something a corporation is even capable of. Just cut to the chase and say you want to abolish capitalism already, instead of acting like there's something they could do that would please you then complaining when they do.
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This whole thing reminds me of Gravity's Rainbow where the soviets are sent to force an uncontacted tribe to take up writing, and smile when they see anti-soviet graffiti, because that's when they know they've won.
The values pushed by corporations and other institutions, once completely alien to the average American, are now so ingrained that a pretty large subset of the population has not only adopted them wholesale but demands institutions go even further in pushing them, insisting the original is a poor substitute for their own true beliefs. It really is the system's neatest trick.
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They need to hang pride flags outside every mini mart with a check cashing store, liquor store, porn shop, and fried chicken place
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Tell us about the other values that are pushed by corporations and the other big things, such as... profit? Keeping promises? What else is nefarious and previously unknown to the average American?
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