Comments by "Sam Black" (@samblack5313) on "Woolworths ‘virtue signalling doing them no good’: Prue MacSween" video.

  1. I don’t think anyone will forget that weasels actions.
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  2. @anthonys439 Don’t ask questions, just consume, right leftie??!?
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  3. @anthonys439 You don’t have kids, Anthony. Being proud of your nation is lost on you, to be expected from someone who looks down on his fellow citizens.
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  4. @anthonys439 Your wife isn’t contactless with me, Ant. Neither is your daughter. They make a good team.
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  5. Yeah those “non issues” like national pride, celebration of our country. The unimportant stuff.
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  6. Not everyone “on the right” is “on the right” 10 years ago I was standing in the middle, today I’m defined as a conservative. My core views never changed.
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  7. Goodes is a clown. I never had a shred of respect for that race grifter.
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  8. It’s hilarious that you believe trivialising national pride won’t lead to living in a third world sh!t hole.
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  9. Heaven forbid….. not a white guy.
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  10. A commercial decision would be reducing order sizes to match “apparent” sales trends. A political decision is to publicly denounce your involvement with a national day of celebration. Stop being disingenuous.
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  11. I’ve managed and owned bars, raising alcohol tax repeatedly and reducing opening hours is the reason we have a bad drinking culture in this country. When the government implemented 3am lockout, we started having issues at 3am, instead of people filtering out when they were done, we push them onto the street at the same time, overload the food stalls, overload the taxi lines, overload security / police, and violence ensues. The government in their brilliance, and through advice of people who have never spent a day in the industry, decided since the problems were happening at 3, closing at 1 would fix it. Now people fight at 1am instead of 3, and have a lot more energy left to do so. As for actual consumption of alcohol. Driving prices up doesn’t reduce consumption, it results in rapid consumption before going out to a venue. Instead of spending 6-8 hours in a venue, where staff can monitor consumption and interaction, people are drinking in the park across the road before coming in to go crazy for the last couple hours of opening, then being kicked out at the peak of their intoxication, onto the street with others also at the peak, with nowhere to go. When a standard drink in a bar costs upwards of $15, and the hourly rate of the average young person isn’t much better, they literally can’t afford to buy a drink, but they still want to go out and have fun. The system fails us all.
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  12. A business doesn’t scrap a product entirely because sales have trended slowly downward. A business adjusts orders accordingly and continues to profit. This is a political statement, not a business decision.
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  13. @anthonys439 Maybe she’s “worked hard not to be part of the working class” and this is how she enjoys spending her time? You spend yours looking down on your fellow citizens. At least her hobby isn’t hateful, mate.
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  14. Unfortunately the Wokies are the violent ones.
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  15. Boomers are 70 years old now, clown. They’re not arguing on YouTube.
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  16. @creditelectric Woolworths made a POLITICAL decision, child. A political decision that flys directly in the face of the nation they operate in. In business you don’t scrap an entire holiday because of slightly reduced year on year sales, you adjust your orders accordingly and continue to profit. BUT a national brand like Woolworths also needs to ‘support’ the nation if it wants to be a national brand, pulling all support for the national day of celebration doesn’t align with that. Nobody is saying they broke any laws, why do you keep saying this? What they have done, is make an anti-Australian political statement, drawn a line in the sand saying “we don’t support Australia”.
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  17. @anthonys439 You’re making up stories, bud. disney is doing great as well, huh.
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  18. My little brother is a soldier. It’s all he ever wanted to be, but he’s now questioning why he would defend people who hate him.
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  19. @anthonys439 Shouldn’t you be looking down on the working class, or something, mate!? Surely someone of your importance shouldn’t be conversing with the help.
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