Actions speak louder than words.
We’re donating $1 million to groups working to defend our democracy and your right to vote. Join us in taking 3 important actions: https://t.co/mo61VCidwf— Patagonia (@patagonia) April 6, 2021
This is nice to see
Actions speak louder than words.
We’re donating $1 million to groups working to defend our democracy and your right to vote. Join us in taking 3 important actions: https://t.co/mo61VCidwf— Patagonia (@patagonia) April 6, 2021
Speaking of altruistic business people how will they feel about the following.
According to the Senate parliamentarian the Democrats can use the reconciliation processor 3 more times in 2021.
Once for Biden’s infrastructure/tax increase bill and then twice more.
A smart Schumer would use the reconciliation process to pass a $15 an hour minimum wage and Medicare For All.
If the Democrats don’t win Big in 2022 after having passed 4 of the most pro-worker, pro-middle class pieces of legislation since FDR, then we should all flee to Canada.
Imhotep’s comment not withstanding, here’s my Patagonia experience.
Back in the late 70’s early 80’s I bought a backpack from the outfit that would become Patagonia. I used it to carry books at college. After having it for a couple of years one of the seams gave out. I took it back to the store where I bought it and asked them if they could stitch it up? Patagonia was just a bag maker behind the store at the time. So instead of fixing my bag they just gave me a new one that I still have to this day.
So, my point is, Patagonia has ALWAYS been a contentious progressive company.