The Starbucks Incident Promotes Weaponization of Phony Racism
. . . "Starbucks gets what it deserves for being so stridently politically correct, but I don’t believe the Starbucks incident had anything to do with racism. " . . .
Starbucks's new homeless policy doesn't pass the smell test . . . "When a brand fails to discriminate, to encourage only those who are in its prime customer base, it tells its customers that this is not the right kind of business for them. Starbucks has always been about appealing to an upper-middle-class crowd. Serving as a magnet for smelly homeless people teeming with lice and maggots will drive away its prime audience.
. . . "Starbucks gets what it deserves for being so stridently politically correct, but I don’t believe the Starbucks incident had anything to do with racism. " . . .
Starbucks's new homeless policy doesn't pass the smell test . . . "When a brand fails to discriminate, to encourage only those who are in its prime customer base, it tells its customers that this is not the right kind of business for them. Starbucks has always been about appealing to an upper-middle-class crowd. Serving as a magnet for smelly homeless people teeming with lice and maggots will drive away its prime audience.
"Any person of average intelligence instinctively knows this. But it is apparent that Mr. Schultz and the management at Starbucks are so wedded to doctrinaire liberalism that they are blind to common sense. How long before they are out of a job, and Starbucks cafés disappear faster than Blockbuster Video?"
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