Woke corporate CEOs declare voter identification is racist
Australians already have so much to worry about at the moment.
The CCP have said any “degenerate” Australian who “vilifies China” will be “cast aside in history” and raise children who’ll “be ashamed of mentioning their names”
The last decade has been the first on record Australia’s manufacturing output has declined after businesses paid 91 per cent more for electricity and 48 per cent more for gas.
And future Australian voters are taught in school that “tackling climate change requires large-scale, systemic change” and “you don’t have to be racist to have white privilege” as all “white people get perks”.
As if all this wasn’t already enough, there’s one more threat Australians will have to combat, and it’s now reached full flight in the United States.
The answer is “woke” corporates.
Since Biden became President, some of the world’s largest multinational corporations have become so empowered, they’ve revealed the true extent of their hatred for Western civilisation, democracy and anyone even slightly associated with the conservative side of politics.
In the last week alone, Coca Cola, Delta Airlines and the Major League Baseball have attempted to bully the Georgian House of Representatives into passing what Biden and his corporate cronies call the state’s new “Jim Crow” compulsory voter ID laws.
So, how exactly do the new voter ID laws oppress “people of colour”, to use the latest preferred lexicon of the wokerati?
Oh, the tyranny!
No wonder the CEOs of Coca Cola, Delta and the Major League Baseball are so aghast, regardless of the fact that 70 per cent of Americans believed voter ID laws were necessary to stop fraud in 2012.
Take British-born CEO of Coca-Cola, James Quincey for instance.
Quincey asserts that the legislation voted for by the elected representatives of the Georgian people is “unacceptable”, “a step backwards” and fails to “promote principles which we’ve stood for in Georgia around… ensuring election integrity.”
Never mind the countless African American lives lost to sugar-induced diabetes Mr Quincey! We’re sure Coca Cola had nothing to do with that.
Next was, CEO of Delta, Ed Bastian, who declared he’s trying to “protect” his “very very large black employee base” which is “almost universally hurt by the law”.
Is Mr Bastian saying black people get “hurt” every time they’re forced to provide a “valid US government-issued photo ID or passport” before boarding Delta flights?
The last to join the bandwagon was the Major League Baseball which announced it will move the 2021 All-Star Game out of Georgia because its CEO “opposes restrictions to the ballot box”.
What does that even mean?
Will the Major League Baseball start lobbying the Biden administration for the extension of federal voting rights to non-citizens in solidary with anti-racism?
Who do these people think they are?
Although all this is happening on the other side of the world, Australians can’t be complacent.
Afterall, much of this “woke” corporate rubbish has already inflicted vast swathes of the elite Australian business community.
Here’s a non-exhaustive list of some examples:
- ANZ has refused to keep funding the Port of Newcastle under its new progressive climate change policy
- UNSW – home to Australia’s biggest mining school – has decided to divest itself from fossil fuels
- First State Super – Australia’s second largest retirement fund – has divested from anything to do with thermal coal
- Rio Tinto will aim for carbon-neutral steel production by 2050, reducing its ability to compete with China’s world-dominating steel industry
- Twiggy Forrest appointed Malcolm Turnbull as the chair of his future industries arm, tasked with investing in clean energy and reaching net zero by 2030
With no ID needed to vote in Australia, we wonder how ANZ, UNSW, First State Super and our mining magnates would react to the implementation of compulsory voter identification here.
Perhaps we put it to the test…
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