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A. the ones on here getting all up in arms about this have readily admitted they don't ever GO to Starbucks so there's some faux outrage right there since they would never be exposed to it & B. I have not seen or heard anyone in starbucks do this & I'm there every morning. Again, faux outrage.
They just started this.
And it seems that the baristas aren't doing anything..no writing on cups and no "conversations" regarding race.
A. the ones on here getting all up in arms about this have readily admitted they don't ever GO to Starbucks so there's some faux outrage right there since they would never be exposed to it & B. I have not seen or heard anyone in starbucks do this & I'm there every morning. Again, faux outrage.
really? you do realize that bad ideas dont stop at one place right? all it takes is some idiot to hear about some company doing something that sounds to them like a good idea and implement that idea in their place. if stupid stuff like this can be nipped in the bud, then perhaps other businesses wont follow down the same stupid path.
If CEO Schultz is really worried about race relations, he won't do something so dumb as to expect his Barista's to talk about race with people, the vast majority of which neither party really wants to have the discussion with a total stranger.
He should take some of his billions in profits and put them toward real solutions in inner city neighborhoods.
I don't go to Starbucks. It's overpriced coffee served by pretentious people. This ridiculous campaign of theirs will cement their pretentious image into the minds of many.
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