Posted on 09/14/2020 4:03:45 AM PDT by Red in Blue PA
If Kohl's really cared about anyone's life, they'd sell shirts that said "Say No To Drugs".
How about a shirt that says...”obey the police....don’t get shot!”
Figures.... Herb Kohl is a Dumbocrat from Wisconsin and a former US Senator. He was one of founders, along with his brothers, and served as CEO ! Another Crazy liberal, but I repeat myself!
George Floyd died from his own hand due to a drug overdose.
There’s nothing wrong with equality; a white behaving the same as the black criminals in question should be shot just as readily.
Any freepers familiar with the Non Profit “Consumer Action Network” I stopped in my local Walmart neighborhood market yesterday and all of the glass cases, coolers, and checkouts had stickers asking.
Are you registered to vote?
They ask people to sign up for text message voter info.
A Google search for Consumer action network says they are based in DC.
From Consumer Action Network
“Consumer Action Network (CAN) empowers consumers who suffer from mental illness and substance use disorders by promoting recovery and assisting with self-advocacy to ensure their voices are both heard and integral to the services they receive. CAN accepts that recovery for mental health consumers is a continual process that embraces growth, accountability, education, and self-direction; wherein each consumer can find meaning, purpose and fulfillment in his or her life. CAN promotes and models this mission via education, mentoring, planning, ownership, wellness, engagement, and personal responsibility.”
Maybe the “peaceful protesters” will just loot them.
Kohl’s cuts 15% of corporate workforce
Retailer says job cuts would likely save it about $65 million in annual expenses:
https://www.foxbusiness.com/retail/kohls-cuts-15-of-corporate-workforce
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