Good to see companies making a stand where governments (kinda understandably) won't.
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In a strongly worded statement, the company criticised a televised event involving U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance, referring to it as the “biggest shitshow ever presented live on TV.”
This from Norway. He's finding out.
I wonder what happens to people who piss off oil and military contractors.
Right? who is going to turn off that cash cow?
It seems a scary move but at some point you have to do what is right and not what is easy.
tricky move because they might’ve signed a contract to be their main fuel supplier and they might be in breach right now so fines could be coming.
There's a very trump way to deal with fines. Ignore them
I think this is basically like a mobile gas station company. You call them if you need them and they come out to deliver your stuff. They might not have a contract at all.
Those are some banger quotes