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https://reason.com/2021/02/17/politics-is-seeping-into-our-daily-life-and-ruining-everything/

The finding that everything is becoming politicized builds on a growing mountain of data. Even before political tensions hit their current fever pitch, a 2018 survey found that "Nearly two-thirds (64 percent) of consumers around the world will buy or boycott a brand solely because of its position on a social or political issue" (the number for the U.S. was 59 percent). In 2020, a separate survey reported that "83% of Millennials find it important for the companies they buy from to align with their values."

So fuck what the market will bare? This is exactly why China is going to be running this planet in the next few decades. So millennials are going to research the position of a company on tranny fag rights instead of the product sold is of reasonable value and use to them?

https://reason.com/2021/02/17/politics-is-seeping-into-our-daily-life-and-ruining-everything/ >> The finding that everything is becoming politicized builds on a growing mountain of data. Even before political tensions hit their current fever pitch, a 2018 survey found that "Nearly two-thirds (64 percent) of consumers around the world will buy or boycott a brand solely because of its position on a social or political issue" (the number for the U.S. was 59 percent). In 2020, a separate survey reported that "83% of Millennials find it important for the companies they buy from to align with their values." So fuck what the market will bare? This is exactly why China is going to be running this planet in the next few decades. So millennials are going to research the position of a company on tranny fag rights instead of the product sold is of reasonable value and use to them?

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I get the jist of the article, but I must say. America is a political nation, we always have been. American history is a political one, if there was ever an example, we're it. However, it's the division that is separating us. The left moved farther left than ever before, as a matter of fact they've gone full communist. Whereas the right has not moved from their conservative battlements. This divide, is intolerance. The left is increasingly intolerant of the right and vice versa. Soon, we're gonna duke it out, because there is no where else for us to look for a solution.