CEO of ‘believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything’ company defends remaining in ‘very important market’ of China

“do you feel like you have to sacrifice your values at all, as a company, to do business there …”

“not at all”https://t.co/DPbYAfCf3u

— Alex Burns (@alexburnsNYT) August 6, 2021

"China is a very important market for us, we have a long-term history in China," says @Nike CEO John Donahoe. "We take a very long-term view with China, we'll continue to invest in China while also operating a very responsible global supply chain." pic.twitter.com/FdhgU6qOBM

— CNBC's Closing Bell (@CNBCClosingBell) August 5, 2021

Nike isn’t sacrificing any values by remaining in China, so you know what that means:

"Do you feel you have to sacrifice your values to operate in China." "Of course not." In other words, #Nike values don't include human rights.

— King Explosion Murder (@GenghisKhet) August 6, 2021

Spot the contradictions in this sentence: https://t.co/80nEl3PRh0

— Isaac Stone Fish (@isaacstonefish) August 6, 2021

There are just a couple…

So, slave labor isn't important to @nike Got it.

— Jaihawkk for Congress (@Jaihawkk) August 5, 2021

This is what selling your soul looks like https://t.co/XmMHmOf7gp

— Matthew (@Odorizer) August 6, 2021

I love how she asked the vulture CEO of @NIKE if he has to sacrifice their values to do business in China. Nike doesn't have any values. They use slave labor, for crying out loud. They don't give a damn about anything, #BlackLivesMatter is the new #JustDoIt and nothing more. https://t.co/iTsgG7iiPE

— Derek Hunter (@derekahunter) August 6, 2021

Well, there it is!