CEOs are tired of being held responsible for gun regulation | CNN Business

I'm starting to think we're all just waiting for someone else to take the lead on gun reform 🤔. Like, what happened to the activists and clergy who led social change back in the 60s? I get that big business has been vocal about it before, but now they're just... quiet 💀. And don't even get me started on how frustrating it is when people say CEOs are only making a difference because of their money 💸. Newsflash: most major companies aren't as generous with their campaign donations as everyone thinks 🤑. It's like, we need the whole civil society to step up and demand change, not just the ones with deep pockets 🤷‍♀️.
 
omg, did you know that avocados are now banned in some parts of California due to a drought crisis? like what's next, is avocado toast gonna be outlawed too? 🥑😂 and speaking of droughts, have you seen those crazy wildfires that've been happening in the west lately? it's like, can't we just get some rain around here?! ☀️
 
🤔 I think its kinda weird that everyone's expecting the CEOs to save gun reform on their own... like whats gonna make a difference if half of America ain't even talking about it? 🙄 I get that they've been vocal about it for years, but thats not exactly a new thing. We should be expecting more from our leaders, period! 💸 And btw, what's with the assumption that we need CEOs to lead on this issue? What about the regular people who are actually affected by gun violence? 🤷‍♀️
 
🤔 I think this is kinda crazy... like, we're relying so much on these corporate leaders to make a change? I mean, they've been vocal about gun control for years, but it seems like their voices aren't being heard when it really matters. 🎧 It's like, what happened to all the activists and students from back in the 60s who made a real difference? We're still waiting on CEOs to join forces with everyone else... 🤝 I wish more people would take a stand on this issue! 🗣️
 
idk man, i think it's super ironic that these huge corporate leaders are only speaking up when something really tragic happens like a mass shooting 🤯. it feels like they're trying to save face after being largely silent for years. and honestly, their lack of action on voting rights and sustainability is kinda whack too 👀. but yeah, i get where the Yale professor is coming from - if the rest of society isn't pushing back or demanding change, then what's the point? 🤔 it's like they're trying to be the sole guardians of social justice or something... please no 😂
 
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