Pardon Me
Joe Biden's pardon for his crooked son for any and all crimes, even those he hasn't been convicted of, shows how corrupt the system has become.
The 'business decision' by one of our corporates to not sell Australia Day merchandise is an insult. It plays into the hands of a determined elite to undermine the essence of nationhood.
The decision by Woolworths and Big W to not stock Australia Day merchandise is a commercial one.
Accordingly, they should be prepared to suffer a commercial backlash from consumers who think it is an appalling management call.
I hope a myriad of Aussie patriots decide to spend their grocery dollars elsewhere and send a message to these companies that we've had a gutful of them pandering to the whinging minority of anti-Australian activists.
Woolworths Group, the owner of the two brands, said the decision was associated with a “broader discussion about 26 January and what it means to different parts of the community”, but not stocking extra paraphernalia for the holiday was ultimately a business call.
Apparently, the demand for Australia Day merchandise has been declining, which is the real reason for the business call.
I am surprised that the Australia Day demand is less than some other cultural events Woolworths is proud to support, such as Ramadan, Diwali, and Chinese New Year.
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