New York Times, Vox, Declare Corporations the 'Moral Voice' of America - Breitbart
Meanwhile, progressive bastion Vox.com published another article. Unlike the New York Times, they are more critical of "corporate morality." They also go further than the Times in declaring that the corporations of America are starting to fulfil the role previously served by Christian churches.
The article hilariously quotes PepsiCo board member and Ford Foundation President Darren Walker, who says he and other corporate figures are "speaking truth to power."
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In the weird world of corporate morality described by Vox, a consumer's choices are no longer determined by how good a product is (anyone who says a Starbucks sandwich is tastier than the Chick-Fil-A Spicy Deluxe is lying to you, by the way), but by the political values that the product is associated with. Businesses, meanwhile, no longer serve "the consumer," but political tribes.
