How so? Can you elaborate?
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So, whataboutism huh, please cut the crap.
So, whataboutism huh, please cut the crap.
How so? Can you elaborate?
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That gay shouldn't be a CEO of anything.
Why is it we don't see any other Company head talk politics like Timmy?
Oh, yeah. Because it's such a bad idea!
Yes because Scott has so many friends at Apple.
"We know that Apple could only have been created in the United States. We know that. This company would not have flourished in any other country in the world. We love this country. We are patriots. This is our country and we want to create as many jobs as we can in the U.S. We don't need any political pressure for that."
Google it. Also, unless you personally don't buy anything from any country with less than democracies, including China, which is 70% of the world, it's a nonsense retort.
Congratulations! You have won the award for "The Most Ignorant, Dumbest and Most Irrelevant Post" of the thread!That gay shouldn't be a CEO of anything.
Well then if anyone is guilty of „whataboutism“ it is you. You say Apple is excused and we shouldn’t complain because everyone else does it too, don’t you?
The thing is I would not even mention it if Apple would not try to market themselves as the environmental friendly and social responsible alternative and even talk down their competition on these issues.
You're yapping about it, you're doing the whole virtue circus way more than them, when I know for sure you're whole house is full of cheap ass crap, see the damn irony.
Take care of your own house, be consistent and then talk. Otherwise you're blowing hot air.
So apple is all about security with their phones. I get it. Once you install Facebook, does that all go out the window? I'm just thinking outloud, here.
I know this isn't apple's fault, but Facebook is pretty popular, so it does need to be considered, right?
Exactly. Politics is inherently divisive. I mean someone can like Apple products regardless of their politics and Timmy's politics and that person will be a happy Apple customer.
But when Timmy opens his mouth and spews politics, the people who agree with him aren't any more likely to buy Apple products; if they like the product, they'll buy it. But the people who hate Timmy's political message are less likely to buy Apple products because it feels like they're using their wallet to support a political position they hate.
That's why intelligent business leaders just focus on running their companies and leave politics to the windbags. Also running a major company is a big job where does Timmy find the time to work on his politics? Maybe that's why Apple seems adrift like a ship without a captain most of the time these days.
Hardly a revolution in CEO culture when he is another white male among the masses
Apple "Changing the world" for those that can afford it...
Hardly changing the world when only a fraction of that world can afford Apple products.