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Nike Just Undid It

church mouse guy

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And this is really interesting. Kaep is a huge Castro fan. How can you be against police brutality and support one of the biggest police brutality offenders in history?


Believe in… Castro? Nike Endorses Police Brutality by Embracing Fidel Fanboy…
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True that Kaepernick is a Castro fan and true that the Castros are racists.

Apparently Nike is made in Cambodian sweatshops for pennies an hour.

Nike also came out with hijabs recently.

Is Nike on a jihad of just doing it no matter what the cost?

Is Kaepernick on a jihad? He is engaged to Muslim Vanessa Diab and is to have a Muslim wedding.

Also, Linda Sarsour, who says that we need to stop humanizing Jews, is a big fan of Kaepernick. And former Iranian dictator Mahmoud Ahmadinejad tweeted praise for Kaepernick.

So does the NFL have a Nike jihad in their taxpayer funded stadiums?
 

Benjamin

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If Kaepernick is sacrificing everything for social injustice and not his own benefit, popularity and political posturing let's see him sacrifice the money and donate 100% of the proceeds from the Nike endorsement to the families of all those he considers victims of "our racist police force".
 

church mouse guy

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If Kaepernick is sacrificing everything for social injustice and not his own benefit, popularity and political posturing let's see him sacrifice the money and donate 100% of the proceeds from the Nike endorsement to the families of all those he considers victims of "our racist police force".

He's not. Nike is on a jihad. Kaepernick may have converted to Islam because the tweet from Iran is not insignificant.
 

carpro

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Most organizations that might drop Nike have signed contracts. Wouldn't expect anything there. At least not right away. And remember Nike is only nominally an American business. They have a huge worldwide market, and the rest of the world is more than delighted to see our nation disrespected.

That leaves the American consumer and it's too soon to tell about that one.
 

InTheLight

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$3 billion wiped from market value...
I doubt this was Nike's desired effect.


Nike's deal with Kaepernick adds almost $6 billion to company's market value


Nike added nearly $6 billion to its company's market value since announcing its deal with former NFL player Colin Kaepernick, CBS News reported on Friday.

According to the publication, the company's shares rose 36 percent on the year and the brand has also become a top performer on the Dow's index of 30 blue-chip stocks.

Share prices for the company also continued to perform at an all-time high weeks the company's stock initially fell more than 3 percent following the announcement of their endorsement deal with Kaepernick.

Nike's deal with Kaepernick adds almost $6 billion to company's market value

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