I think saying they’re a “huge” supporter is a stretch, but they’re certainly pro-Israel. The main issue being that they sued the Starbucks Workers Union for tweeting “Solidarity for Palestine!” and saying that meant the union was in support of terrorism. To me that’s more of an anti-union issue, but it shows that Starbucks sees condemning genocide as a valid reason to go after the union.
How so?
Edit: instead of answer a downvote. Reddit is leaking.
I think saying they’re a “huge” supporter is a stretch, but they’re certainly pro-Israel. The main issue being that they sued the Starbucks Workers Union for tweeting “Solidarity for Palestine!” and saying that meant the union was in support of terrorism. To me that’s more of an anti-union issue, but it shows that Starbucks sees condemning genocide as a valid reason to go after the union.
As if there weren’t enough reasons to hate them.
Don’t you know? All questions are rhetorical