To paraphrase @MaajidNawaz, so why won’t they sell confederate flag t-shirts then? I’m sure there’s a market for it.https://twitter.com/jamft/status/1052589115831595008 …
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I'll say it's probably just trying to make every last dime from every last niche (no matter how cruel) - a fundamentally pure libertarian argument worshiping the free market and hoping the eventual outcome aligns with a moral world. It's an atrocious stance, but it's consistent.
Not that consistent. Where are the Nazi uniforms, then? As we all know, the far-right are rising, so it would make economic sense to capitalize on that niche market.
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That's true. But I'm guessing it's already been regulated and is not legal (actually don't know) because of hate group designations?... Now that begs the question why not slap that label on this practice as well?
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And the social backlash cost of selling swastika patches is too high when weighed against their financial gains by picking up a few sales. I know that is exactly the work you are doing. The lack of backlash here is the problem that should match your nazi example. Keep fighting.
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I would phrase it that these companies are supporting islamist practices because they can make a profit doing so without the risk of boycotts and protests behind the shield of white guilt and religious apologists and protectors. We all have to change that...
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