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The #1 Reason we need to MAGA


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2018 Aug 31, 10:57am   11,679 views  118 comments

by MisdemeanorRebel   ➕follow (13)   💰tip   ignore  

Venice Festival just previewed a moon landing film that omits Armstrong planting an American Flag at the landing site.

A Goddamn Canadian is saying the years of spending the equivalent of hundreds of billions of American (not Canadian, not Jamaican, not European) Tax Dollars was a "Global Achievement".

No it was the fuck not a Global Achievement. It was an American Achievement.

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30   MisdemeanorRebel   2018 Sep 4, 11:40am  

Nothing is more anti-American than supporting Vietnamese Communists whipping little children to make shoes faster in 19th Century Conditions, while running multimillion dollars ads celebrating an former NFL player for kneeling during the anthem.
31   mell   2018 Sep 4, 11:51am  

TwoScoopsOfSpaceForce says
Nothing is more anti-American than supporting Vietnamese Communists whipping little children to make shoes faster in 19th Century Conditions, while running multimillion dollars ads celebrating an former NFL player for kneeling during the anthem.

Yep -
Touche!
32   Goran_K   2018 Sep 4, 11:52am  

Fuck globalist. Fuck their revisionist hollywood shite that I'll never go to see, and fuuuuuuuuck Nike.

Happy Monday!
33   Bd6r   2018 Sep 4, 11:53am  

Aphroman says
Destroying your own stuff is the work of the antiMENSA’s

True. If they do not like Nike, just peel off Nike logo and use shoes as long as possible and do not buy next ones from Nike.
34   MrMagic   2018 Sep 4, 11:58am  

EBGuy says
Nike should take some (most likely apocryphal) advice from Michael Jordan: Republicans buy sneakers, too.


Nike should have also taken some advice from Dicks's Sporting Goods when they pulled AR15s from their stores. They forgot that Rednecks are the active ones, not the pudgy Liberals, and the Rednecks also buy other sporting products.

..."Shares of Dick's Sporting Goods plunged by more than 9 percent Wednesday morning after the retailer said it sold less merchandise during the second quarter than analysts were expecting.

Sales at Dick's Sporting Goods stores open for at least 12 months also tumbled by a bigger-than-expected 4 percent during the quarter.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/08/29/dicks-sporting-goods-shares-slide-as-retailer-misses-second-quarter-sales-forecasts.html

What's with these CEO's, pissing off over half of their customer bases to make a political statement?
35   Goran_K   2018 Sep 4, 11:59am  

Colin wasn't even a good football player, he was benched because he can't make more than one read before he dashes down the sideline like a running back.

If he was good he would be on an NFL team. This is absurd. It's like a 500 woman complaining she's not a Victoria's secret model, and kneeling (I know, use your imagination) in protest.
36   MrMagic   2018 Sep 4, 12:05pm  

This is the one Nike should have run.

37   mell   2018 Sep 4, 12:11pm  

Dick move by Nike. They are free to do what they want wrt PR but investors will likely continue to punish the stock.
38   FortWayne   2018 Sep 4, 2:13pm  

No more Nike for me.
40   WookieMan   2018 Sep 4, 4:11pm  

FortWayne says
No more Nike for me.


If Nike is the going concern, you're going to need to stop using a whole hell of a lot of other products. Just sayin'
42   Patrick   2018 Sep 4, 9:06pm  

TwoScoopsOfSpaceForce says
NIKE stock down 2.5% so far. Investors think stoking controversy a bad idea.


That's a good start.

I wish I owned Nike so I could sell it like I did when Starbucks started getting too political.
43   Patrick   2018 Sep 4, 9:16pm  

I never short anything. There is unlimited danger in shorting. If you own a stock and it goes to zero, fine, life goes on. If you borrow a stock and sell it (ie, short it), you can be bankrupted if that stock goes to the moon.

I suppose I could buy puts in the options market, and hope the price falls below the put strike price.
44   Patrick   2018 Sep 4, 9:26pm  

TwoScoopsOfSpaceForce says
NIKE stock down 2.5% so far. Investors think stoking controversy a bad idea.


And 3.16% for the day. Investors are not happy that their money is being used to push a political agenda instead of to run a business:

45   CBOEtrader   2018 Sep 5, 2:48am  

Aphroman says
Wonder why you picked a 5 day chart instead of a 6 month, YTD, or 1 year chart.


Because the goal is to show how this ad campaign resulted in investor flight.

Any more 3rd grade questions?
47   bob2356   2018 Sep 5, 8:07am  

Aphroman says

Oh the horrors! The stock has crashed all the way down to values not seen since....ten trading days ago!


That is pretty funny. The average trump voter uses sporing goods from carhartt and remington, not nike. Do the trumpets really believe that a 35 billion dollar company doesn't know who they are selling to and advertise to appeal to the customer base?
48   Goran_K   2018 Sep 5, 8:43am  

bob2356 says
That is pretty funny. The average trump voter uses sporing goods from carhartt and remington, not nike. Do the trumpets really believe that a 35 billion dollar company doesn't know who they are selling to and advertise to appeal to the customer base?


We'll find out soon, down 3.2% on the market. Wonder why that happened all of a sudden?
49   Patrick   2018 Sep 5, 8:53am  

Aphroman says
Nike is a 127 billion dollar company.


Not for long. In fact, it was a 131 billion dollar company before this campaign.

It will be interesting to see what the market thinks of businesses that get distracted by politics.
50   socal2   2018 Sep 5, 9:15am  

bob2356 says
Do the trumpets really believe that a 35 billion dollar company doesn't know who they are selling to and advertise to appeal to the customer base?


You could say the same thing about ESPN and the NFL about knowing their customer base too.

How did that work out for them over the last few years with their SJW nonsense?
51   LeonDurham   2018 Sep 5, 9:17am  

socal2 says
You could say the same thing about ESPN and the NFL about knowing their customer base too.

How did that work out for them over the last few years with their SJW nonsense?


Just fine. Viewership is down a lot more in NASCAR--is that because of Kapernick too?
52   MisdemeanorRebel   2018 Sep 5, 9:40am  

Patrick says
I wish I owned Nike so I could sell it like I did when Starbucks started getting too political.


I wish I shorted some South African stocks before the land grab was formalized earlier this year. The SA ETF Down 25% YTD
53   MisdemeanorRebel   2018 Sep 5, 9:41am  

LeonDurham says
Just fine. Viewership is down a lot more in NASCAR--is that because of Kapernick too?


Well, if one sport loses viewers, then another sport must be losing viewers for the same reason.
54   socal2   2018 Sep 5, 9:45am  

LeonDurham says
Viewership is down a lot more in NASCAR--is that because of Kapernick too?


The NFL lost more viewers last year than there are total NASCAR viewers. NASCAR (and alot of auto-racing) is pretty niche and has had alot of ups and downs if other leagues like Indy Car or F1 are having an exciting year. Whereas the NFL had a pretty rock steady viewer base until all the kneeling B.S. last year.

Golf ratings are rising this year thanks to Tiger Woods playing better.
55   LeonDurham   2018 Sep 5, 9:53am  

TwoScoopsOfSpaceForce says
Well, if one sport loses viewers, then another sport must be losing viewers for the same reason.


Well, if there is a trend that all sports are losing viewers, then there might be something there, huh?
56   Goran_K   2018 Sep 5, 10:05am  

LeonDurham says
Well, if there is a trend that all sports are losing viewers, then there might be something there, huh?


Not the NBA, where Adam Silver threatened to discipline any kneelers, in a league where pretty much every player supported the kneeling movement.
57   MisdemeanorRebel   2018 Sep 5, 10:12am  

You have to explain the drop off that exceeds comparable Big League Sports (ie NBA, NHL, NBA, not NASCAR) and at a pace disproportionate to the unplugging of cable.



UBS study shows Protests were the #1 reason tuner-outers gave for not watching the NFL
58   MisdemeanorRebel   2018 Sep 5, 10:19am  

It's interesting that Atlantic, Vox, and the "Missing Link" Media, along with the "Late Night Shows" immediately criticized, "Explained/Factchecked" (Left wing term for Tendentious Denigration and Dismissal) lampooned the Nike Boycott, but did not such thing re: In-And-Out Burger, which was far more ridiculous.
59   MisdemeanorRebel   2018 Sep 5, 10:24am  

Social Justice Slave Labor Shoe (tm)
60   mell   2018 Sep 5, 10:28am  

TwoScoopsOfSpaceForce says
Social Justice Slave Labor Shoe (tm)


Nike: Instead of bettering the conditions of our Asian slave-workers, we fight for multi-millionaire NFL kneelers rights!
62   LeonDurham   2018 Sep 5, 10:43am  

mell says

Nike: Instead of bettering the conditions of our Asian slave-workers, we fight for multi-millionaire NFL kneelers rights!


Ah yes, I forgot. If you make a million dollars, you forfeit your right to protest. That's in the Constitution somewhere, right?
63   LeonDurham   2018 Sep 5, 10:45am  

TwoScoopsOfSpaceForce says
You have to explain the drop off that exceeds comparable Big League Sports (ie NBA, NHL, NBA, not NASCAR) and at a pace disproportionate to the unplugging of cable.


NASCAR drop is higher.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/davecaldwell/2018/05/02/stock-car-fans-continue-racing-away-from-nascar/#715d7491df56

"The Richmond race had a 1.8 rating and three million viewers on Fox, down 38% in ratings and 34% in viewership from the 2017 spring race there (2.9, with 4.6 million viewers) — and down 42% in ratings and 36% in viewership from the 2016 race (3.1, with 4.7 million viewers)."
64   LeonDurham   2018 Sep 5, 10:50am  

Goran_K says
Not the NBA, where Adam Silver threatened to discipline any kneelers, in a league where pretty much every player supported the kneeling movement.


If you say so...

https://www.breitbart.com/sports/2018/06/11/espn-takes-massive-ratings-hit-as-nba-finals-crumble/

"Worse, compared with the final game last year, the 2018 final game was down a whopping 30 percent over Game Five from 2017 (which itself brought 24.5 million pairs of eyes to their TV sets)."
65   socal2   2018 Sep 5, 10:50am  

LeonDurham says
Ah yes, I forgot. If you make a million dollars, you forfeit your right to protest.


No - but that doesn't forfeit our right to call him, Nike (and their SJW fanboys) big fat hypocrites.
66   mell   2018 Sep 5, 10:51am  

LeonDurham says
mell says

Nike: Instead of bettering the conditions of our Asian slave-workers, we fight for multi-millionaire NFL kneelers rights!


Ah yes, I forgot. If you make a million dollars, you forfeit your right to protest. That's in the Constitution somewhere, right?


No, you can protest all you want in your free time - and even at work if your employer allows it. Most don't.
67   LeonDurham   2018 Sep 5, 10:52am  

mell says

No, you can protest all you want in your free time - and even at work if your employer allows it. Most don't.


So what does one's salary have to do with anything?
69   LeonDurham   2018 Sep 5, 10:53am  

socal2 says

Yet the Indy Racing League's ratings are improving.
https://www.foxsports.com/nascar/story/column-indycar-on-an-upswing-as-nascar-stumbles-over-itself-040918


Are they? The article sure doesn't mention that.

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