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Originally Posted by ASU2003
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Originally Posted by Sticky
If you are not happy with something that Dunkin Donuts and feel really strongly about it then don't go anymore.
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What happens if you never went there before either? Do you go in and take a bunch of napkins without buying anything? How are you supposed to (as an individual) change the policy of a corporation unless you have access to the media? It's not like we can collectively setup a protest in this country anymore. Either the police or national guard would come in and break up anything that prevented them from doing business.
And yes, I'm not saying that this would warrant that level of response, but there are other things that could happen, but the people (especially one person outside of the media/celebrity world) have no influence on corporate policy or direction. |
Convince others not to go, it is your right.
Dunkin Donuts can also decide to pull the ad, it is their right.
In fact a comentator can choose to comment on it as well, it is her right.
Isn't this what is great about your country. Your freedoms sometimes allow sillyness to take place but they keep you free.