This is corporate responsibility and capitalism with a conscience. A humanitarian bottom line. People remembering what’s important and what’s not. Bravo. wptv.com/news/national/coron…

Apr 24, 2020 · 2:40 AM UTC

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@Publix who corporately told their employees to not wear masks because it would scare the customers. And disallowed employees to wear masks from home. It was only in the past week that masks were made mandatory - at least here in FL
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local farms now is the time
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Yes, more of this! Thx Publix!
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This is an expression of love in action and the kind of world I know we can create together. Thank you @Publix. You have my wholehearted support and I deeply acknowledge your choices. #industryleader #makingadifference
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And bravo to you for pointing this out.
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Yes, bravo. Consider 2 options for capitalism. 1/ Greedy capitalism- where the aim is to climb over who ever you need to to get to the top 2/ Friendly capitalism- where we still make private profits but use them to ensure we are all safe and never have to go without. Your choice?
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I prefer friendly capitalism. It means a larger middle class in stable jobs with full health cover and never having to worry how to pay the bills. Of course, greedy capitalists will hate it. Their whole life’s work becomes meaningless Sharing is an example of friendly capitalism
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For those unfamiliar with the idea of friendly capitalism. It promotes commerce whilst applying 10 components of friendship such as caring, listening, protecting, supporting +appreciating each other in the process. Capitalism with a caring practical heart Worth a try?
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