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Were You Or Your Kids Scared By A Syrup Logo?
It seems wokeism is at it again;
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.When I was a tiny tot I was very woke in the sense that everything fascinated me, and the lion on the tin was very interesting. I used to wonder why bees were swarming around it, and gathered that bees somehow got sweetness from its corpse (although obviously not honey 'cos that comes from flowers).
It was fun to be 'woke' in those days; now it's become another term in the USA's vocabulary of insults for when you're bored or peed off and fancy being rude or having a good slanging match.
Atheist I completely disagree, this is a historical logo and it has been changed directly as a result of woke complaints. You said "What does frighten me is the obsessive hunt for 'wokeness' and a wish by right-wingers to stoke ill-feeling between people."
In other words you want to change things to suit a 'woke' agenda but don't communicate the fact in case anyone notices and objects and if they do they are right-wing activists?
Can you not step back and see how totally ludicrous it is to change this in case it frightens a child. I was scared by Cruella in Disney 101 dalmations. Should that be therefore changed to suit me?
I'm surprised that everyone didn't know both the logo and the biblical myth.
Well Corby, I think the outrage is about yet another company going woke and using that as the reason for changing something. That needs to be stamped out from society and a return made to sanity.
It's water, sugar, and citric acid apparently. Not directly connected to honey, but they're all sugar products aren't they.
But Atheist they (the company) have been bossed around by the woke faction - whether it's the daft young graduates in their marketing team or outside pressure. Whover it is has pushed them to change. I'm not sure why you don't see that. Someone has forced them and then others are not allowed to mock it.
Prudie, I don't get it. Who has forced them, and how did they force? Do you now want to force them to do what you want? It's just something whipped up by culture warriors who've got nothing better to do.
I mean, do you really think that companies should not be allowed to consider the tastes and desires of their customers? Should they have to submit new ideas to the Ministry of Common Sense, or the Ministry of Tory Taste?
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