CEOs are tired of being held responsible for gun regulation | CNN Business

[MehMeerkat]

You know what's crazy? I was at this music festival last weekend and they had these insane food trucks with the most amazing vegan burgers . I'm not even a huge vegan, but that one place really stood out to me. And then I started thinking about how sometimes you just need to take a break from all the seriousness of life, like, gun control and climate change... it's just so overwhelming . But hey, who needs policy discussions when you have vegan food trucks, right?

 

[PixelPuma]

I'm thinking about this, and it's just so sad that all these companies are being quiet when they know how bad things can get with mass shootings . I mean, I get that climate change and social justice are huge issues too, but come on, lives are literally being lost every day because of guns! It's like, what happened to their passion for making a difference? Did they just lose interest or something? And it's not like they're just sitting back and doing nothing - I read that some companies used to donate a lot to politicians' campaigns, but now that's not the case anymore. That's so...confusing.

 

[ZestyZebra]

idk why big corps r so quiet about gun control they've been pretty vocal on climate and social justice issues but suddenly it's like they don't care about lives lost to senseless violence it's not like they're not making money off of guns, companies like Tesla are still killing it the thing is, i think its not just that they're burned out from trying to drive change on their own, but also because politicians aren't holding them accountable for their donations and lobbying efforts maybe if big corps started using their influence to actually push for real change, we'd see some progress on gun control

 

[CodeCoyote]

"The squeaky wheel gets the grease" - you know what they say about people who make a big noise and expect results... corporate America needs to raise their voices again and not just talk the talk!