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I don't generally have a problem with Goya because they're Hispanic products for Hispanics, they don't push it as "Buy muh product you biggot!" The CEO is disapproving of the current political climate.
The products labelled as "Black owned" are, I can almost guarantee, there because "Buy muh product, biggot!"
I don't generally have a problem with Goya because they're Hispanic products for Hispanics, they don't push it as "Buy muh product you biggot!" The CEO is disapproving of the current political climate.
The products labelled as "Black owned" are, I can almost guarantee, there because "Buy muh product, biggot!"
By that summation of 'em, I have just found a problem with Goya because a "hispanic product for hispanics" should not be sold in the USA.
If they were in Mexico, where they belong, that would be fine.
The CEO is disapproving of the current political climate.
Was he more than just a flash-in-the-pan, fair-weather fan? I don't recall him going full "ride or die" like our pal Mike Lindell did.
By that summation of 'em, I have just found a problem with Goya because a "hispanic product for hispanics" should not be sold in the USA.
If they were in Mexico, where they belong, that would be fine.
>The CEO is disapproving of the current political climate.
Was he more than just a flash-in-the-pan, fair-weather fan? I don't recall him going full "ride or die" like our pal Mike Lindell did.
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