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  • PJPOWERPJPOWER Posts: 6,499
    Jason P said:
    Nike stock drops have cost them $3 billion loss this morning.  I was low in my estimate.  

    Politics aside, doesn’t the whole ad agency at Nike that went forward with this campaign get shit canned immediately?   
    I, for one, welcome the air Jordan wearing hipster overlords.
  • OnWis97OnWis97 Posts: 5,140
    Jason P said:
    Nike stock drops have cost them $3 billion loss this morning.  I was low in my estimate.  

    Politics aside, doesn’t the whole ad agency at Nike that went forward with this campaign get shit canned immediately?   
    We'll see.  They had to see this coming.  They probably anticipated this very scenario on day 2.
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  • Jason P said:
    Nike stock drops have cost them $3 billion loss this morning.  I was low in my estimate.  

    Politics aside, doesn’t the whole ad agency at Nike that went forward with this campaign get shit canned immediately?   

    I would have though the majority of people getting irritated with this campaign are more of the 'Champion' shoe variety (with their Velcro laces) and not so much the 'Nike' variety.
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  • pjhawkspjhawks Posts: 12,529
    Jason P said:
    Nike stock drops have cost them $3 billion loss this morning.  I was low in my estimate.  

    Politics aside, doesn’t the whole ad agency at Nike that went forward with this campaign get shit canned immediately?   
    someone has to for sure.   
  • brianluxbrianlux Posts: 42,027
    JC29856 said:
    Jason P said:
    Interesting move by Nike after agreeing to a one billion dollar extension with the NFL earlier this week.  It may end up being a two billion dollar deal depending on what the stock prices do.  
    The move certainly has triggered many along the spectrum.
    Now is the time to boycott and burn $125 sneakers that are manufactured by the shoeless in Vietnamese sweatshops!
    I have never owned a pair of Nike's for that very reason.  I imagine most shoes are made by slave labor.  At least my Wolverines are US made.
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  • Cliffy6745Cliffy6745 Posts: 33,840
    Jason P said:
    Nike stock drops have cost them $3 billion loss this morning.  I was low in my estimate.  

    Politics aside, doesn’t the whole ad agency at Nike that went forward with this campaign get shit canned immediately?   
    Do Adidas and Puma next!
  • Jason P said:
    Nike stock drops have cost them $3 billion loss this morning.  I was low in my estimate.  

    Politics aside, doesn’t the whole ad agency at Nike that went forward with this campaign get shit canned immediately?   

    I would have though the majority of people getting irritated with this campaign are more of the 'Champion' shoe variety (with their Velcro laces) and not so much the 'Nike' variety.
    Completely wrong.  They wear New Balance.
  • Jason P said:
    Nike stock drops have cost them $3 billion loss this morning.  I was low in my estimate.  

    Politics aside, doesn’t the whole ad agency at Nike that went forward with this campaign get shit canned immediately?   

    I would have though the majority of people getting irritated with this campaign are more of the 'Champion' shoe variety (with their Velcro laces) and not so much the 'Nike' variety.
    Completely wrong.  They wear New Balance.
    I wear NB!
    I'm just old, and need the foot support.  Doesn't mean I hate black people.
    (Although I suspect your generalization is correct)
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  • JC29856JC29856 Posts: 9,617

    NB good for those with flat feet, they sell in widths.

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  • Jason P said:
    Nike stock drops have cost them $3 billion loss this morning.  I was low in my estimate.  

    Politics aside, doesn’t the whole ad agency at Nike that went forward with this campaign get shit canned immediately?   
    Nike isn’t targeting the old men who are getting ready to buy their shoes on sale at Kohls. Those people are getting ready to switch to NB by default anyways. 

    Nike is targeting the youth. Future generations and spenders. 
  • I have a Nike shirt on today.  First person that says something political to me about it will get a pleasant enough response.  (I don't choose apparel on politics - it is comfortable, relatively cheap, and had one single small, black, swoosh on it vs. the garish logos used by many companies)  Guessing by the 10th person I will be sick of it. 
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  • Lol
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  • BentleyspopBentleyspop Posts: 10,763

    This is dead on
    Going to guess that it is also the AMT Republican representative starter kit as well.

  • This is dead on
    Going to guess that it is also the AMT Republican representative starter kit as well.
    Budweiser and Busch are interchangeable at any given time.

    I do like Oakley sunglasses though, just not that style.
  • tbergstbergs Posts: 9,810

    This is dead on
    Going to guess that it is also the AMT Republican representative starter kit as well.
    Budweiser and Busch are interchangeable at any given time.

    I do like Oakley sunglasses though, just not that style.
    LOL! I have the exact same sixer of Busch Light in my cupboard at home. Yeah, you read that right, cupboard. We use stale beer to make a natural mosquito repellant we spray on our lawn. Even the mosquitoes know enough to stay away from the Busch.
    It's a hopeless situation...
  • No CoderNo Coder Posts: 1,126
    I love the footage of these morons burning their shoes. Nike already has the money from your purchase, so burn away. How about giving these shoes/apparel away to a homeless shelter if you feel so betrayed by Nike. 

    Nike has received the exact response the were aiming for. This company would have known this was coming and planned for it. For every person publicly boycotting them, there are just as many on the other side loving what they are doing. The USA is not the only country that people buy Nike in, and I think a fair portion of people outside of the USA love this campaign too
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  • No Coder said:
    I love the footage of these morons burning their shoes. Nike already has the money from your purchase, so burn away. How about giving these shoes/apparel away to a homeless shelter if you feel so betrayed by Nike. 

    Nike has received the exact response the were aiming for. This company would have known this was coming and planned for it. For every person publicly boycotting them, there are just as many on the other side loving what they are doing. The USA is not the only country that people buy Nike in, and I think a fair portion of people outside of the USA love this campaign too
    They are idiots 
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  • mickeyratmickeyrat Posts: 38,586
    nfl released a statement today. part of the article I read that statement in, said that nike and the nfl just this spring signed an extension to their apparel deal. for 8 years. until 2028..........
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  • brianluxbrianlux Posts: 42,027
    In 2002, Nike started up a program of auditing its factories for health and safety, which is a good start but they could do way better. They could make a deal  with the NFL to spend some of their many  millions on better wages, living conditions and better health care services for their Asian employees/ workers.  In other words, a real, honest effort.

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  • brianluxbrianlux Posts: 42,027

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  • Jason PJason P Posts: 19,138
    Jason P said:
    Nike stock drops have cost them $3 billion loss this morning.  I was low in my estimate.  

    Politics aside, doesn’t the whole ad agency at Nike that went forward with this campaign get shit canned immediately?   
    Nike isn’t targeting the old men who are getting ready to buy their shoes on sale at Kohls. Those people are getting ready to switch to NB by default anyways. 

    Nike is targeting the youth. Future generations and spenders. 
    But they have to remember that all those old men that are buying their shoes at Kohl’s own the stocks and will be voting at the next shareholder meeting.    

    They should have have went with the Poochie ad campaign instead if they want all those kids using their piggy banks on rad shoes. 
  • So much commotion over what everyone usually asks for when people use violence or rioting.... “why can’t they just protest peacefully”

    Honestly I feel nothing about Kap/Nike agreement. Won’t effect my buying in anyway...either more or less. Nice to see a company stand up for what they think is right though. Or at least stand up behind someone that while they might not necessarily agree, he still embodies the message of “Just Do It”.

    Frankly I’m tired of people complaining about it. The NFL has workplace rules, they were fine with it. So none of that “should do it on your own time” crap makes any sense either. 

    In reality, no matter how he did it a group of people would complain and tell him to do it another way. Is this what America has become? Did they forget how America came to be? I can imagine all these people screaming in Boston... “don’t touch that tea!!!! Find a less destructive way to protest!!!!”
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  • mickeyratmickeyrat Posts: 38,586
    So much commotion over what everyone usually asks for when people use violence or rioting.... “why can’t they just protest peacefully”

    Honestly I feel nothing about Kap/Nike agreement. Won’t effect my buying in anyway...either more or less. Nice to see a company stand up for what they think is right though. Or at least stand up behind someone that while they might not necessarily agree, he still embodies the message of “Just Do It”.

    Frankly I’m tired of people complaining about it. The NFL has workplace rules, they were fine with it. So none of that “should do it on your own time” crap makes any sense either. 

    In reality, no matter how he did it a group of people would complain and tell him to do it another way. Is this what America has become? Did they forget how America came to be? I can imagine all these people screaming in Boston... “don’t touch that tea!!!! Find a less destructive way to protest!!!!”
    not to mention SCOTUS ruling stating compelled speech (forced to stand for national anthem) is unconstitutional.......
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  • Kaepernick was second string and on his way out of the NFL in 2016. Now he makes millions from an "evil" corporation, that is currently being sued for gender discrimination, with a history of questionable Labor practices.  Kaepernick is a Capitalist. 
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  • PJPOWERPJPOWER Posts: 6,499
    Kaepernick was second string and on his way out of the NFL in 2016. Now he makes millions from an "evil" corporation, that is currently being sued for gender discrimination, with a history of questionable Labor practices.  Kaepernick is a Capitalist. 
    Maybe they are releasing a new line on knee pads?
  • Kaepernick was second string and on his way out of the NFL in 2016. Now he makes millions from an "evil" corporation, that is currently being sued for gender discrimination, with a history of questionable Labor practices.  Kaepernick is a Capitalist. 
    So you don't own anything NIKE ? 
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  • mrussel1mrussel1 Posts: 29,675
    Kaepernick was second string and on his way out of the NFL in 2016. Now he makes millions from an "evil" corporation, that is currently being sued for gender discrimination, with a history of questionable Labor practices.  Kaepernick is a Capitalist. 
    Is that supposed to be an insult?  You don't participate in the capitalist market?
  • Meltdown99Meltdown99 Posts: 10,739
    Even 2nd string QB job in the NFL is pretty good ... and it pays well...

    I could care a less anymore ... I just don't don't even watch the national anthem anymore.  Hockey should play the national anthem of all nationalities playing that night or none at all ... which is what I prefer.
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