North Face clothing company doubles down on wokeness campaign

a reply to: rickymouse

They are a clothing company that some may argue makes great cold weather gear. I am not a fan of the quality for the price.
You're really not missing much, and again extremely overpriced IMHO.

originally posted by: rickymouse
Never heard of North Face clothing before. Never bought any products with that name that I know of. Is it a new company or something.?

Not new. And they make really good stuff.
But since they have decided to go 'woke', I won't buy them anymore.
i won't support that nonsense.

a reply to: ColeYounger2

Ah the company that sells outdoorsy clothes for people that don't go outdoors. Never purchased their clothes, will continue to not do so.

a reply to: Annee

We can continue to live in the Dark Ages -- or we can progress -- even if it's only one company and a time that doesn't cave.

So DEI and ESG represent progress? Forcing companies to comply to a set of metrics determined by globalist elites?
Social credit scores monitored by and determined by the government and the banking system is going to lead us out of the Dark Ages?

originally posted by: FlyersFan
They make good stuff.
Too bad I won't be buying it anymore.
Oh well.

Same.

And I have on one of their fleece jackets/shirts as I type this

originally posted by: ColeYounger2
a reply to: Annee

We can continue to live in the Dark Ages -- or we can progress -- even if it's only one company and a time that doesn't cave.

So DEI and ESG represent progress? Forcing companies to comply to a set of metrics determined by globalist elites?
Social credit scores monitored by and determined by the government and the banking system is going to lead us out of the Dark Ages?

Heh, the Salem Witch Trials were a bit regressive, but they sure resemble the CRT / DEI / ESG / Trans method.

You’re with us or you’re destroyed. And we scream that any disagreement is genocide and domestic terrorism.

And THAT seems a little regressive.

originally posted by: Hypntick
a reply to: ColeYounger2

Ah the company that sells outdoorsy clothes for people that don't go outdoors. Never purchased their clothes, will continue to not do so.

In the UK northface is often associated with youths also known as “roadmen” (because they are from the streets) they are outdoors types just more like hanging outside shops causing trouble or using the hoods to hide their faces 😂

a reply to: Annee

I fully support inclusion and find social interactions among kids to be more valuable than the 3 Rs. The kids are fine.

Globally, U.S. educational ranking continues to fall behind

originally posted by: ColeYounger2
a reply to: Annee

I fully support inclusion and find social interactions among kids to be more valuable than the 3 Rs. The kids are fine.

Globally, U.S. educational ranking continues to fall behind

Worst things schools have ever done is judge students by testing.

I remember when it was implemented. We are not China.

China -- highest rate of teen suicides.

a reply to: arcticshuffle

I find it difficult to see how you keep comparing things such as legal issues and what a company decides to do or not do to absolutely horrible past events.
You must think very highly of yourself to do so when they are in no way related.

originally posted by: ColeYounger2
a reply to: Dandandat3

The left is certainly preoccupied with segregating people based on superficial characters such as skin color.

To the point of insanity.

Yet people want to vote for this insanity. A vote for Biden is a vote for woke-ism to be codified into law.

originally posted by: ColeYounger2
a reply to: Annee

We can continue to live in the Dark Ages -- or we can progress -- even if it's only one company and a time that doesn't cave.

So DEI and ESG represent progress? Forcing companies to comply to a set of metrics determined by globalist elites?
Social credit scores monitored by and determined by the government and the banking system is going to lead us out of the Dark Ages?

I never said anything about social credit scores.

As far as Global -- I say, "It's not IF -- it's WHEN". We should be concerned on how and who.

I buy stuff based on price and quality.

I don't care what political leaning the owner or anyone else at the company has. Nazi's, Muslim, blacks, democrats, communist, socialist, Marxist, atheist. Christian or illegal immigrant or murderer. With the exception of pedophiles. But that would have to be proven in a court of law.

Again, price and quality. Otherwise, I don't care.

originally posted by: RazorV66

originally posted by: rickymouse
Never heard of North Face clothing before. Never bought any products with that name that I know of. Is it a new company or something.

Or is it even clothes, could it be tents and sporting equipment?

Just another overpriced name.

It is true that the quality gear is expensive. However, they have incredible quality and durability.

I had a Denali jacket last me 20 years from 18 to 38 years old. I lived in Oregon, so it got worn A LOT. It was my main jacket. During those ages, I was an incredibly active utilitarian, and still am.

It’s also true that some of their product it crap. Particularly, anything under $130. You just have to know what to buy. Most their fleeces are amazing.

originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: ColeYounger2

What the hell does that ad have to do with outdoor gear?

I find flamboyantly gay people to be downright obnoxious. It’s way over the top.

This sucks because I have like 30 pieces of North Face clothing. I don’t want to be assaulted or associated with that crap.

Take them to a tailor shop and have all the logos red Xed out. Problem solved! ;o)

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: ColeYounger2
a reply to: Annee

I fully support inclusion and find social interactions among kids to be more valuable than the 3 Rs. The kids are fine.

Globally, U.S. educational ranking continues to fall behind

Worst things schools have ever done is judge students by testing.

I remember when it was implemented. We are not China.

China -- highest rate of teen suicides.

My longtime friend runs a rehab in Philly for adolescent’s with mental issues, personality disorders, bipolar, etc…. He said it’s full of f up transgender kids that want or wanted to commit suicide. He told me the personality disorders such as depression in trans kids are the worst he’s ever experienced. He’s been doing this almost 40 years.

Since you want to push that agenda in schools and on your kid, why do you think anyone would think you give one # about teen suicides when you promote one of the highest reasons for suicide amongst teens?
Is that the “progress” you’re talking about?


I’ll stay in the dark ages thank you. I don’t think you’ve thought this whole “progress” thing out very well.

originally posted by: KrustyKrab

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: ColeYounger2
a reply to: Annee

I fully support inclusion and find social interactions among kids to be more valuable than the 3 Rs. The kids are fine.

Globally, U.S. educational ranking continues to fall behind

Worst things schools have ever done is judge students by testing.

I remember when it was implemented. We are not China.

China -- highest rate of teen suicides.

My longtime friend runs a rehab in Philly for adolescent’s with mental issues, personality disorders, bipolar, etc…. He said it’s full of f up transgender kids that want or wanted to commit suicide. He told me the personality disorders such as depression in trans kids are the worst he’s ever experienced. He’s been doing this almost 40 years.

Since you want to push that agenda in schools and on your kid, why do you think anyone would think you give one # about teen suicides when you promote one of the highest reasons for suicide amongst teens?
Is that the “progress” you’re talking about?


I’ll stay in the dark ages thank you. I don’t think you’ve thought this whole “progress” thing out very well.

Accepting that kids are who they are — is not pushing an agenda.

It’s accepting them and providing them with what each needs as an individual case.

Mine is high functioning Autistic non-binary.

Born that way. He is who he is.

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: KrustyKrab

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: ColeYounger2
a reply to: Annee

I fully support inclusion and find social interactions among kids to be more valuable than the 3 Rs. The kids are fine.

Globally, U.S. educational ranking continues to fall behind

Worst things schools have ever done is judge students by testing.

I remember when it was implemented. We are not China.

China -- highest rate of teen suicides.

My longtime friend runs a rehab in Philly for adolescent’s with mental issues, personality disorders, bipolar, etc…. He said it’s full of f up transgender kids that want or wanted to commit suicide. He told me the personality disorders such as depression in trans kids are the worst he’s ever experienced. He’s been doing this almost 40 years.

Since you want to push that agenda in schools and on your kid, why do you think anyone would think you give one # about teen suicides when you promote one of the highest reasons for suicide amongst teens?
Is that the “progress” you’re talking about?


I’ll stay in the dark ages thank you. I don’t think you’ve thought this whole “progress” thing out very well.

Accepting that kids are who they are — is not pushing an agenda.

It’s accepting them and providing them with what each needs as an individual case.

Mine is high functioning Autistic non-binary.

Born that way. He is who he is.

no, HE is who his care takers tell him he is. Kids learn from their caretakers. If they are flakes who tell them silly things, that's what they will be. If you teach them to be good kids, and respectful, and hard working, they will be that. Like sponges. If they soak up toilet water, well, you know.

a reply to: KrustyKrab

Have you ever given thought that that kind of thought process being pushed on kids is what may drive that suicide rate up?
When you go around telling people that what they choose as a lifestyle is wrong that does have a major impact on that person or group. You should really consider the fact that your words and definitely actions will have an impact.
Or just continue to have zero compassion.

originally posted by: KrustyKrab

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: ColeYounger2
a reply to: Annee

I fully support inclusion and find social interactions among kids to be more valuable than the 3 Rs. The kids are fine.

Globally, U.S. educational ranking continues to fall behind

Worst things schools have ever done is judge students by testing.

I remember when it was implemented. We are not China.

China -- highest rate of teen suicides.

My longtime friend runs a rehab in Philly for adolescent’s with mental issues, personality disorders, bipolar, etc…. He said it’s full of f up transgender kids that want or wanted to commit suicide. He told me the personality disorders such as depression in trans kids are the worst he’s ever experienced. He’s been doing this almost 40 years.

Since you want to push that agenda in schools and on your kid, why do you think anyone would think you give one # about teen suicides when you promote one of the highest reasons for suicide amongst teens?
Is that the “progress” you’re talking about?


I’ll stay in the dark ages thank you. I don’t think you’ve thought this whole “progress” thing out very well.

I quoted this in its entirety in the name of repetition for emphasis. 🍻

This is the problem. TPTB are promoting the trans movement - because it is the definition of mental illness.

They want us all: mentally ill, doped up (pharmaceutically), 100X vaxxed with who knows what, producing a population of self centered Instagram loving docile fools…

They want a population reduction. Why deliberately kill us off and show the evidence? Instead, they make the weak of us mentally ill with their wokeism and the weak will kill themselves — along with deteriorate society with their demise.