It's a wrap for Under Armour!

[Just like bruddas]

good thing I cashed out in the $80s

so true

Except for black people. We still support racist ass companies

 

[Osmosis]

nothing wrong with this statement and i hate the environment we're fostering where you can't have views. the CEO of mozilla was fired a few years back because he voted against legalizing gay marriage...i mean WTF, you can't even go vote the way you believe without risking being fired? since when did everyone have to have the same views to coexist.

He has every right to share his political views but people not fukking with his company as a result is the consequence he has to live with.

 

[USSInsiders]

how much that pay out? sounds like a come up

+550. Honestly bro I had like $250 on the Falcons +4. But the payout was about $275 I did that to try and middle the game, obviously we know that didn't happen. But my point was I knew the falcons were gonna blow it but I at least thought they'd cover. Oh well.

 

[USSInsiders]

c00nin'

Let me know when you're ready to make a coherent point.

 

[USSInsiders]

@Long Live The Kane No, 100-percent fact. That is the timeline of that meme/talking point.

 

[AldavisAlbundyAllah!]

Y'all reaching.

The company also took another hit in the stock market at the end of January, shortly after Trump issued the oft-called “Muslim ban.”

The travel restrictions were issued just one week after Plank met with President-elect Trump on behalf of Under Armour, along with 11 other leading U.S. manufacturers. The meeting was part of Trump’s much-publicized manufacturing initiative. However, it’s highly unlikely that a large number of Under Armour customers were paying attention to the meeting.

News about Plank’s comments didn’t break until Feb. 8. During the course of an interview that touched on the manufacturing initiative, Plank made this observation:

“He’s highly passionate. To have such a pro-business president is something that’s a real asset to this country,” Plank said of Trump.

Should we ignore this fact.

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

He has every right to share his political views but people not fukking with his company as a result is the consequence he has to live with.

And I find that stupid. Dude feels like a republican president is good for business, that's all he said. Didn't support a wall, grabbing them by the p*ssy, nor laud trump as a person, but this hyper sensitive environment we live in is beyond corny, UA ex-customers need a safe space to buy their gear from foh

 

[GPBear]

When CEO's speak before thinking

This was after the uber fuk up as well

And Uber was after the New Balance fuk up

 

[Long Live The Kane]

@Long Live The Kane No, 100-percent fact. That is the timeline of that meme/talking point.

Nope, that's just when alt-righty types started to cry about it...the backlash to the backlash so to speak... And maybe that's where we mainly disagree...fukk when it became a "meme", or some intellectually dishonest rhetorical tool for people to use to whine about the "evil msm" on the internet.... I'm talking about when it became reality... "fake news" became an issue before the primaries were even wrapped up... Facebook started making tweaks to their system to bogus ass news stories (no not "alternative independent media" but FACTUALLY WRONG BULLshyt) from trending like it was legit... Now after the election and people were shocked to find out we actually had enough idiots in the country to really vote Trump into office, it began to be analyzed in a different tone (wait, are these dumb muhfukkas actually believing this shyt and did it play a part in electing a bonified conman into the Whitehouse)...But no, the concept of fake news was absolutely not invented by the evil liberal mainstream media as a way to discredit the idiots that believe in pizzagate

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

Jean shorts status.

Filed.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

@Long Live The Kane No, 100-percent fact. That is the timeline of that meme/talking point.

Fake news was a real thing before the pizzagate stories. Phony headlines, clickbait, far right conspiracy sites like infowars, ect.

 

[Rigby.]

I cant even say that this would've always been bound to happen cause I actually saw nikkas wearing those fukk ass curry's.

but there is no way after Curry being emasculated by KD as the face of this team that they would've remained on that ridiculous growth they were last year. basically this stock went as far as curry did

 

[Big Boss]

 

[Milk N Cookies]

How was under amour cool in the first place? I rarely see anyone with them on in public.

I have their heat holding gear some workout bottoms and their sports bra. Other than that idk what their really for.

 

[USSInsiders]

Nope, that's just when alt-righty types started to cry about it...the backlash to the backlash so to speak... And maybe that's where we mainly disagree...fukk when it became a "meme", or some intellectually dishonest rhetorical tool for people to use to whine about the "evil msm" on the internet.... I'm talking about when it became reality... "fake news" became an issue before the primaries were even wrapped up... Facebook started making tweaks to their system to bogus ass news stories (no not "alternative independent media" but FACTUALLY WRONG BULLshyt) from trending like it was legit... Now after the election and people were shocked to find out we actually had enough idiots in the country to really vote Trump into office, it began to be analyzed in a different tone (wait, are these dumb muhfukkas actually believing this shyt and did it play a part in electing a bonified conman into the Whitehouse)...But no, the concept of fake news was absolutely not invented by the evil liberal mainstream media as a way to discredit the idiots that believe in pizzagate

"Alt-righty types" No, believe it or not plenty of centrist and people on both sides of the political spectrum are well aware of what's going on, myself included.

The MSM didn't just invent that talking point for no reason. It was designed to discredit any non-MSM sources.
Your perspective is myopic. Yes, Zuckerberg was getting criticism for those onion type clickbait articles on timeslines newsfeeds, but then it was used to discredit message boards and start the propornot apps and other Orwellian measures.

They created the talking point and then it was used against them. Hillary Clinton and people in her camp have used the term "fake news" and blamed it on the bullshyt shooting that happened at Comet Ping Pong which was clearly a false flag to discredit message boards like 2+2 chan and certain areas of Reddit.

When one of her surrogates taunted Mike Flynn on Twitter she again used that term. It was a message from the political establishment who are involved in some twisted shyt