elizabeth veldonstrong but reasonable response from call of duty this pride season.
this is what corporate allyship looks like
Dushman :tux-spin: @elizabethveldon
Corporations just do this as a marketing strategy. They do not give a shit about anyone's rights, they'll support whatever thing is currently profitable to support.
Corporations just do this as a marketing strategy. They do not give a shit about anyone's rights, they'll support whatever thing is currently profitable to support.
@dushman i meant the post as a joke, the idea not that a skin was removed but that his actual skin was removed.
i completely agree with you
Toni Widmo@elizabethveldon @[email protected] We should never trust the corporations. That they behave this way is a sign that it is unprofitable for them to do otherwise, which is a good thing. What we must fear is when it becomes profitable for them to through us under the bus, because that a sign society is moving in the wrong direction. And right now that is happening in some places.
@elizabethveldon @[email protected] The skinning the homophobe joke was very funny though and all the seriousness asside, I don't think we should lose sight of that.
@elizabethveldon @[email protected] Just so you can see what this looks like in Calckey, in all its glory...
@elizabethveldon @toni
Though at least moving followers usually works okay for the most part. Just depends on whether or not your followers automatically follow accounts after a move.
Though at least moving followers usually works okay for the most part. Just depends on whether or not your followers automatically follow accounts after a move.
@elizabethveldon @toni
Though if you follow accounts from instances that no longer exist that can cause issues.
Though if you follow accounts from instances that no longer exist that can cause issues.