at this point the non-idiot-left does indeed boycott.
it’s the only weapon they have against the cult of tranny mental illness and child gay agendas running rampant throughout businesses and companies
this wont be as effective though for a number of reasons
I have not looked into it (Blackrock and the accusations against them) very deeply.
I’d really have to do more study to know if my suspicions are accurate, but for now, I suspect the anti-blackrock backlash is misplaced and misguided.
Ah yes, the they won’t have anywhere to shop angle. Guess what, I don’t need to shop much.
Gay stuff on kids clothes.
ESG scores are all about sustainability, as explained by Moodys (yes, the same ones who told us several decades ago how sustainable mortgages were, before they weren’t). I understand Busch has a great ESG score and therefore should be a great investment.
A company being diverse is a whole lot different then a company saying I am an oppressor or a racist or a bigot.
I think many conservatives have experienced their opinions silenced in many situations from twitter, to their jobs, education, etc. they have been publicly accused of being the things I mentioned before.
They may be embracing the power of the purse because they can do it without individually being called out or publically involved.
That would be the “E” part.
“E” is for environmental and it can mean anything from
“don’t invest in companies that pollute the water” to
“all oil is bad bad bad always bad.”
“S” is for “social”
again whatever standard the ratings group wants. Giving $1 million to BLM could be a bad rating if it thinks $10 million is better.
“G” is for governance.
If two-thirds of the directors are women or minorities a company might still get a bad rating because it lacks trannies or Muslims.
Point being
Allegedly, Jesse Jackson used to run a ratings group (operation Push) that gave bad race-relations ratings to every company that did not hire his friends as race-consultants. It was a shake-down operation that would have made the mafia jealous.
That boycott began two years ago.
Ok, now that’s funny.
I know.
but that is the way they do it.
Anyone can form an ESG ratings group.
and hand out ratings based on any criteria they wish.
Wanna form one with me?
It’s pride Month. Y’all bout to go through some things. God bless.
Do I look like I wanna be drowning in lesbian muslims and trannysauruses?? 
Okay.
but if I form one (with or without your sorry ass)
“E” will mean they sign a statement supporting nuclear energy,
“S” will mean they refuse to discriminate.
“G” will mean 100% of directors and managers must live in fly-over country, send their kids to public schools and eat meat daily.
Added:
Anyone can form a ratings group and set any standard they want.
The ratings groups are un-elected, self-proclaimed & and set whatever standard they want.
Ah, we’re going for the lowest ESG score possible, while being the best company imaginable. Touche, good sir.
No companies that follow those standards will get a HIGH rating.
Anyone can form a ratings group.
Any group can set whatever standard they want.
It’s not gonna get a high rating unless transmuslimcisjewhovahs are managing the whole thing.
It will if we give it one.
ESG standards are not set by congress, not by any government agency. Any group of lefties, righties or in-betweenies can form a ratings group. there must be a dozen different groups and standards for environmentally friendly seafood, each with a different standard
We’ll give a perfect “10” to Koch Brothers and Trump industries and a -10 to Disney and Target,.
