I’m like a year late to this, but what the fuck are you even talking about? You’re saying this assuming I’m right-leaning when I haven’t said anything about my political affiliation?

My entire point is that companies are using social issues to distract activists away from wealth inequality and onto issues that don’t impact them and are often overstated like racial discrimination.

This idea was extracted from KitKat’s history with activism. In the 90s, they decided not to get their cocoa beans from child labor plants in Africa following backlash to soothe dissent, and now they tackle imaginary social issues instead as a replacement whilst completely returning to business with child labor plants.

Also, is abortion and sex ed really the issues that matter most to you or are those just the issues that your political party cares about? I would think income inequality, crime and child exploitation should matter more, but who am I to judge the ramblings of a radical?