June 16, 2023

It's as if corporate America has watched Anheusser Bush and Target commit business suicide with this rainbow flag promotion garbage and have still said; "You call THAT crashing and burning with your client base? Hold our beers!"

But you know corporations don't care until they lose money. Even then they don't apologize and keep their ties to the organization their executives belong to that support it, or at least Target is.

They used to care about bottom line profit; and so . . . what happened?

In my opinion they're putting special interests before profit, and screwing their investors.

In either case maybe it's time to 'follow the money' in order to understand why management decisions are losing money like it's going out of style but are still able to hold their jobs.

Following the money is always a good thing.

Here let me help you start with Target.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12136697/Target-executive-treasurer-LGBTQ-group-received-2-1M-retailer.html

Not true

During the pride recognition part the few people in the stands were booing,

100% true. Nobody was there for the pride part. The protestors outnumbered the pride people 100 to 1. The game itself was the second lowest draw of the season, and this is for a Dodgers team that leads the league in average attendance. The night was a disaster and so should know, I have been a Dodger fan for 52 years.

Not QUITE 100%, according to the 49,074 MiniAppleIs cited,,,

So I guess you didn't watch Sports Centre, TSN, ESPN or whatever sports channels you got for game recaps, Sure didnt look or sound like low attendance to me. Full stadium, not everyone is a triggered little bitch and miss out on a game because of fear over a rainbow.

The Dodgers recorded an attendance of 49,074, slightly higher than its league-leading average of 47,800.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/tylerroush/2023/06/17/dodgers-pride-night-draws-usual-turnout-mostly-empty-stadium-claims-prove-false/

I was incorrect on the second part. It was empty for the sisters, but the game was the second smallest pride event in dodger history - only Covid was smaller and they’ve been doing this since 2013.

Well last year's pride night had an attendance of 52,505, so attendance even for the game was effected. Also if Dodgers Stadium has a sell out number of 56,000, they were way below that.

Because protestors were acting like soccer hooligans and shut down the main gate on Vin Scully Avenue.

They were praying for you, there was no looting, riots, or fires. Although Catholics are not receptive to that kind of disrespect. Would you be if it were turned around?

They were still blocking access to the main gate. That's criminal conduct.