I started boycotting Starbucks long ago for their leftist agendas so I can't join in on the fun and success of the recent #BoycottStarbucks activism. However, I can have fun writing about it.
For those who might not know, Starbucks recently promised to hire 10,000 refugees.
With so many out of work Americans this seems like a questionable position regardless of how someone might feel about the refugee situation. Being 98% of refugees are on food stamps and 68% are taking cash welfare, maybe this would be a good thing for those that are here.
But what about the rest of us, you know, the unsung heros footing their bills, aka the citizens of the USA? Are we being discriminated against by Starbucks? And especially what about the 495,000 unemployed vets? Shouldn't they of all people be given some priority over refugees if any were to be given?
Black Rifle Coffee company thinks so and promised to hire 10,000 vets to counter Starbucks refugee plan. Currently Black Rifle Coffee is a small company ran by six veterans. I'm betting their future is bright. I can't count how many videos and pictures of people driving by empty Starbucks I've seen since this story broke to show the business across or down the street with lines waiting for coffee. Hopefully soon, Starbucks lefty leanings will take it's toll. If a Black Rifle Coffee Company moves into my area, I may just have to take up drinking coffee.
Now here is the question, which coffee will you drink, and which will you boycott?
(note to conservative meme makers - please check your spelling!)
Side Note Starbucks in Saudi Arabia doesn't serve women coffee.
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