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“86 47“

Actors and actresses often times have a cause or a charity they publicly stand by to manipulate their audiences into thinking they are just like them or they never forgot their humble beginnings. But for these 47 actors or TV personalities, they chose to endorse a convicted felon that a vast majority of the country and the world hates.

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Please feel free to stop using the products and services from these 228 big contributors to convicted felon Donald Trump.

Best way to protest: STOP supporting those who are willing to destroy the USA for a profit.

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Which companies supported Convicted Felon, Donald Trump and his insane Project 2025?

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1-800-Flowers

A

ABC Supply

• Donated $11,004,061 to Trump

ACE Hardware

• Donated $16,440 to Trump and $23,979 to Kamala Harris

Act Fluoride

Adelson Clinic for Drug Abuse Treatment and Research

• Donated $106,010,000 to Trump

Alamo Car Rentals

Allegiant Air

Allen-Bradley Company / Bradley Family

• Donated $52,900,000 to Trump

Alphabet Inc. / Google

• Donated $0 to Trump and $5,536,940 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024. Donated $1,000,000 to Trump’s Inauguration Fund.

Altria Tobacco Company

Amazon

• Donated $227,749 to Trump and $2,861,405 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024. Amazon then donated $1,000,000 more to Trump for his Inauguration.

Andreessen Horowitz

• Donated $7,010,602 to Trump

Anduril Industries

AngelList

Anthropologie

Apple

• Donated $1,000,000 to Trump’s Inauguration Fund

Arby’s

Arizona Diamondbacks

ARK Invest

ArmorAll

Ashely Furniture

• Donated $654,529 to Trump

AT&T

Auto Zone

AVG Advanced Technologies

B

Bacardi

Bali Underwear

Bank of America

Barrett Firearms Manufacturing

Barstool Sports

Baskin and Robins

Bausch and Lomb

Big Heart Pet Brands

Bigelow Aerospace

• Donated $14,182,000 to Trump

Bike Athletics

BitGo

Blackstone Inc.

Blue Bell

Blue Cross / Blue Shield

• Donated $148,061 to Trump and $1,001,093 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024.

Boost Mobile

Bridger Aerospace

British American Tobacco

• Donated $22,870,429 to Trump

Brooks Shoes

Buffalo Bills

Buffalo Wild Wings

Buick Cadillac

C

California (State of California)

• Donated $181,269 to Trump and $1,587,017 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024.

Canary, LLC

Cantor Fitzgerald

• Donated $11,001,460 to Trump

Carl’s Jr.

Champ Clothing

Charles G. Koch

• Donated $23,000,000 to Trump

Charmin

Charter Communications

Chevrolet

Chiquita Brands

Cincinnati Financial

Cinnabon

Circus Circus Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas

Coinbase

Conair

Continental Resources

Coors Beer / Coors Family

• Donated $2,700,000 to Trump

CrownQuest Operating

Cuisinart

D

Dairy Queen

Dean Foods

Dirt Devil

Discount Tire

Dole Foods

Dudley Sports

E

Elliott Investment Management

• Donated $7,512,210 to Trump

Empire Workforce

Energy Transfer LP

• Donated $12,544,896 to Trump

Enterprise Rental Car

Exxon

F

Faberware

Faze Clan

Florist(.)com

Folgers

Founders Fund

FruitBouquets(.)com

Fruit of the Loom

Frys Electronics

G

Gallery Furniture

GameStop

Garmin

Geico

Geisinger Health System Foundation

• Donated $223,343 to Trump and $2,244,109 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024.

General Atlantic

George Forman Grill

Gettr

GMC

GNC

Gold & Silver Pawn Shop (Pawn Stars TV Show)

Goldman Sachs

Google / Alphabet Inc.

• Donated $0 to Trump and $5,536,940 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024. Donated $1,000,000 to Trump’s Inauguration Fund.

Grey Goose

H

Hanes

Hardee’s

Helzberg Diamonds

Hendrick Motorsports

• Donated $15,007,093 to Trump

Hershey Products

Hill and Valley Forum

Hobby Lobby

Home Goods

Hoover Vacuum

Horizon Bank

Hyperloop One

I

IBM Corp.

• Donated $144,207 to Trump and $1,222,236 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024.

Interactive Brokers

Intercontinental Exchange

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

Intuit

J

Jimmy Dean

K

Kaiser Permanente (Geisinger Health Systems, Permanente Dental Association)

• Donated $223,343 to Trump and $2,244,109 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024.

Keller Williams Realty

Key Square Group

Kraken

Kushner Companies

L

L’eggs Pantyhose

Land o Lakes

Las Vegas Sands Casino and Hotel

Laura & Isaac Permutter Foundation

• Donated $12,450,000 to Trump

LBRY

L.L. Bean

Los Angeles Angels

M

Maidenform Underwear

Marshalls

Martins Famous Pastry Shoppes

McDonald’s

MDC Holdings

Mercer Family Foundation

Meta / Facebook / Instagram

• Donated $22,731 to Trump and $1,104,286 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024. Meta then donated $1,000,000 to Trump’s Inauguration Fund and $25,000,000 to Donald Trump personally after the election.

Michels Corporation

Microsoft

• Donated $161,190 to Trump and $3,124,304 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024.

Miller Beer

Milwaukee’s Best Beer

MNC Asia Holding

Mobile

Molson

Molson Beer

Motorola

Mountaire Corp.

• Donated $18,365,285 to Trump

My Pillow

N

NEPA Auto Parts

New Orlean Saints

New York Stock Exchange

Norwegian Cruise

NY Yankees

O

Old Dutch Foods

Omni Hotels

OpenAI

• Donated $1,000,000 to Trump’s Inauguration Fund

Oracle

Oreck Vacuums

OutKick

Overstock(.)com

P

Palantir Technologies

Pan Am Systems

Papa Johns

Parsley Energy

PayPal

Perdue Farms

Pershing Square Capital Management

Pioneer Natural Resources

Playtex

Pratt Industries

• Donated $10,005,561 to Trump and $2,607 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024.

PRIME Drinks

Procter & Gamble

Public Storage

Publix

R

Rail Vac

Reality Labs

Rich Dad Company

S

Schlotzsky’s

Sequoia Capital

Shell Oil

Sherpa Capital

Sierra Trading Post

Slumberland

Smucker’s Products

Soma Intimates

Sonoco

Southern Waste Systems

• Donated $9,054,600 to Trump

SpaceX

• Donated $265,044,023 to Trump and $75,826 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024.

Spalding

Stanley Black and Decker Hardware

Star Furniture

Steel Partners Holdings LP

Stephens Inc.

Stiletto Tools

Sunwest Bank

Support(.)com

T

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Tesla

• Donated $16,810 to Trump and $56,504 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024.

The Home Depot

The PhRMA Trade Group

The Popcorn Factory

The Scaife Family

• Donated $21,500,000 to Trump

Timothy Mellon

• Donated $150,000,000 to Trump

TiTo’s Vodka

Toastmaster

Tractor Supply

Treasure Island Hotel and Casino

Trian Partners

Tribe Networks

Tripp Lite / Barre Seid

• Donated $22,400,000 to Trump

Turtle Wax

Twitter / X

U

Uber

• Donated $2,000,000 to Trump’s Inauguration Fund

Uline

• Donated $155,846,292 to Trump

Ultimate Fighting Championship

Urban Outfitters – Free Public

U.S. Department of Defense

• Donated $645,694 to Trump and $1,442,315 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024.

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

• Donated $72,197 to Trump and $1,210,666 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024.

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

• Donated $364,831 to Trump and $1,511,412 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024.

U.S. Government

• Donated $353,663 to Trump and $2,157,522 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024.

V

Vanity Fair Paper Products

Vitol Inc.

• Donated $6,020,925 to Trump

W

WalMart

Walt Disney

• Donated $49,914 to Trump and $1,237,922 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024.

Wells Fargo

• Donated $229,164 to Trump and $1,046,326 to Kamala Harris before the election in November 2024.

Wendy’s

Wonder Bread

Wow Cable

Wynn Resorts

X

X / Twitter

Y

Young Brands

Z

Zynga

See the resource for this list posted here.

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Peaceful protest with your wallet.

Please feel free to stop using the products and services from these big contributors to Project 2025!

Best way to protest: STOP supporting those who are willing to destroy the USA for a profit.

Auto Zone, ACE Hardware, Allegiant Air, Arby’s, ArmorAll, Ashley Furniture, Bali Underwear, Bausch + Lomb, Big Heart Pet Brands, Bike Athletics, Molson Beer, Coors Beer, Brooks shoes, Buffalo Bills, Buffalo Wild Wings, Buick Cadilac, Carls Jr., Champ Clothing, Hanes, Cheverolet, Cinnabon Cincinatti Financial, Conair, Cuisinart, Dairy Queen, Dirt Devil, Discount Tire, Dole Foods, Exxon Dudley Sports, Farberware, Florist.com, Folgers, Fruit of the Loom, Fruit Bouquets.com, Frys Electronics, Geico, George Forman Grill, GMC, Hardee’s, Helzberg Diamonds, Home Goods, Hendrick Motorsports, Hobby Lobby, Hoover Vacuum, Horizon Bank, Keller Williams Realty, Leggs Pantyhose, Las Vegas Sands, L.L Bean, Maidenform underwear, Marshalls, Martins Famous Pastry Shoppes, McDonalds, Miller Beer, Milwaukee’s Best Beer, Molson, Mobile, My Pillow, NAPA Auto Parts, New Orlean Saints, NY Yankees, Norwegian Cruise, Old Dutch Foods, Oreck Vacuums, Purdue Farms, Playtex, Public Storage, Rail Vac, Schlotzsky’s, Shell Oil, Sierra Trading Post, Slumber Land, Soma Intimates, Spalding, Stanley Black and Decker Hardware, Star Furniture, Stiletto Tools, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, The Popcorn Factory, Toast Master, Tractor Supply, Wendy’s, Wynn Resorts, 1800Flowers.com, Smucker’s Products, Publix, Act Floride, Procter & Gamble, Baskin and Robins, Charmin, Omni Hotels, Wow Cable, Arizona Diamond Backs, Chiquita Brands, Jimmy Deans, Land o Lakes, Boost Mobile, Vanity Fair Paper Products, GNC, Grey Goose, Los Angeles Angels, Sonoco, Tito’s Vodka, Turtle Wax, Wonder Bread, Urban Outfitters-Free People, Enterprise Rental Car, Motorola, Papa Johns, Walmart, Young Brands, Garmin Sports Products, Alamo Rental Cars, Hershey Products, Anthropologie, Bacardi, Blue Bell, Chobani Yogurt and Dean Foods.

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Social Media and Society

Few things besides the turbulent career of Brad Pitt have had as many radical changes in their public perception and continued to be as unbelievably prominent and successful as social media. Over the course of less than a decade, social media transformed from a fun and frivolous source of connection and self-expression into a Hotel California-esque hellscape whose sole purpose is to drain every last drop of attention and cash from users.

 

A question that may pop into the head of a discerning reader at this point is the eternal question: why? The answer is simple. The pernicious and rapid deterioration of social media was due in large part to the problems that were already cemented and ubiquitous in the real world. If anything, the advent of social media provided a brief respite from the ongoing browbeating and immiseration of modern civilization. For a brief moment, people congregated, communicated, and created in a space untouched by the corrupting influences of bureaucratization, wage labor, and private property. Of course, it was all just a brief figment, a mirage not to last. The most surprising part of the free association and utopian potential of social media was that it was allowed to exist in this state for as long as it did. The default mode of society prior to the internet and the one to which we have quickly returned is heavily regimented, controlled, and commodified. To quote Jean Jacques Rousseau, “man was born free and everywhere he is in chains.” 

The omnipresent control of society was for a moment abated by the escape into the World Wide Web. Now, we have come to a state in which, instead of liberating us, the internet and social media have rapidly increased and intensified the invasion of control into every aspect of our lives. However, I believe the early days of social media were unplanned. Companies and institutions were, for a little while, ignorant of its potential, and the swift shift towards profit-maximizing and control was a purely opportunistic reaction. The evolution of social media perfectly exemplifies Jean Jacques Rousseau’s treatise on the corrupting influences of institutions, showing how people’s natural compassion can be transformed into selfishness and greed.

Jean Jacques Rousseau was a Swiss-born philosopher and prominent thinker of the Enlightenment. His contributions to the disciplines of political thought, philosophy, and music theory have had immeasurable influence on the development of Western thought and are still controversial and influential to this day. Rousseau was unique among the thinkers of the Enlightenment for his pessimism. While many of his predecessors and contemporaries sung the praises of progress in the fields of reason, arts, and science during the 16th and 17th centuries, Rousseau was not convinced. He saw civilization as a corrupting force that resulted in people being motivated by greed, vanity, and a lust for power. He identified the constant pressures that people feel to this day: the pressure to acquire social status, prestige, power, and unnecessary commodities, and linked them to the influence of civilized society. Rousseau contrasted the corruption of civilization with the ideal state of nature which he believed was defined by equality and compassion. He viewed these as the innate characteristics of humans, without the external interference of societal expectations placed upon them.

At its inception in the early 2000s, social media represented a fair but imperfect simulation of Rousseau’s idealized state of nature, which he described as a morally neutral and peaceful condition in which individuals acted according to their own desires and associated freely. It was a world that was unexplored and ripe with possibility. A whole generation embarked on a journey to explore this world together. The main function of early social media was to express oneself in any way one chose and establish connections and friendships. People came together in so many ways: chatrooms, photo sharing, creating websites, making music, blogging (ahem), developing and sharing games and ideas. The result was a messy and beautiful combination of people’s best selves. Of course, there was a seedy underbelly of cyberbullying and predatory behavior, but often it was a spilling over of these behaviors from the real world. However, this was a small part of the whole and not the main. Instead, social media was for a brief, glimmering moment a venue for decentralized individuals to actualize and realize themselves free from the overarching constraints and pressures of societal expectations, norms, and rules.

Just as in Rousseau’s model, the state of nature was not to last. The online world of social media was quickly civilized. The processes of centralization and monopolization began. The wide spectrum of platforms and options folded in on itself and became a few powerful tech giants. As a result of their ease of use and convenience, people gravitated towards these all-consuming platforms, whose names we are all too familiar with today, which had become the only real options if one wanted to reach more than a small marginal community. With the mass population once again at their mercy, businesses went down the well-established road of maximizing profits and market share. The old pressures of society returned with a vengeance: vanity, greed, climbing the social ladder, and even the twin powers of wage labor and private property reasserted themselves. The consequences of this are clear for all to see whenever they log on: social media influencers, advertisements, walled social media gardens, and the constant and nefarious scraping and mining of our data and content to fuel the growth of these businesses. We are all now once again at the mercy of massive institutions that do not have our best interests at heart. The only logical response to this new environment is to behave in a way that is rewarded in this world, the same way we act in the real world, only on steroids because of the nature of the beast that is social media.

Rousseau believed the creep of civilization and all of its consequences were inevitable. He saw the arc of history irrevocably bent towards bureaucratic, institutional power taking the wheel and dictating our behavior and responses. The brief and incomplete history of social media sketched here tends to bear this belief out. Its trajectory from a tool for free expression to a mechanism of control and profit mirrors Rousseau’s insights into the corrupting nature of societal institutions. However, the internet is a vast and unpredictable force, and people are an innovative and adaptable group. Many have recognized the degradation and descent of these platforms and turned to other outlets – even outside the screen. People around the world still use the internet as a force for good. There is still hope that one day we may yet break our chains!

The Definitive Answer on How You Can Help Stop Spam

Here is how you can help stop spam forever… It’s simple:

• Do not buy their products or use their services.
• Do not click on any links in the message.
• Do not reply to them to complain.
• Do not use their “unsubscribe” link as that will just let them know your email address is active.
• Do not post or forward the messages to alert others or complain on Social Media.