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On May 21 2013 05:14 Gosi wrote: Y'all gonna end up being pizzaterians. Nice tactic from Papa John's to make you all fat unhealthy pizza addicts. They know that you will blow half your paycheck to support ESPORTS and get ingame skins.
First it was hats, then mechanical keyboards and now pizza's.
if papa johns get a lot of $$$ of this it exposes esports more. tell your friends about this too hey go to TL and order some pizza 50% off
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On May 21 2013 05:12 Nightshade_ wrote:Show nested quote +On May 21 2013 05:11 SCST wrote:On May 21 2013 05:09 Exarl25 wrote:On May 21 2013 05:07 Shalaiyn wrote: You have a multi-billion dollar company which is willing to dip its toes into e-sports. That is fantastic! However, this company's CEO has publicly stated they oppose a health-care plan in the USA (which is incredibly backwards), which is fundamentally an improvement of a very basic and necessary human right in a civilisation, because it might cost them five to eight million USD, which is barely a dent in their profits. All in the name of making the maximum profits, basic human needs be damned. This is not a company I am willing to support, no matter if they back e-sports, which while it is something I enjoy; e-sports is far less important than having the USA improve its health-care system. So why Papa John's specifically? Just because it got some media attention? Do you vet every company you purchase from? Do you think Papa John's is significantly worse than the other places you get your food? Be consistent or drop the hypocritical idealism. Papa johns is one of the more virulently anti-healthcare, anti gay companies in the United States. They entered the political arena for absolutely no purpose other than to peddle a ideological agenda. Please get informed. I heard private companies are allowed to do what they want because they are... private independent companies with CEO's that have opinions of their own? You call them intolerant but to do so makes you intolerant of their opinions making you as intolerant as them
I'm not sure how relevant corporate ethics are in a sponsorship announcement thread so if a mod tells me to shutup I will but but not tolerating people for the things they do and say isn’t the same as hating people for what they are. This whole "you're being intolerant of my intolerance" fallacy is old hat and I REALLY wish it was warning worthy because it's one of the most overused and braindead "arguments" I've ever seen on the internet.
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On May 21 2013 05:11 SCST wrote:Show nested quote +On May 21 2013 05:09 Exarl25 wrote:On May 21 2013 05:07 Shalaiyn wrote: You have a multi-billion dollar company which is willing to dip its toes into e-sports. That is fantastic! However, this company's CEO has publicly stated they oppose a health-care plan in the USA (which is incredibly backwards), which is fundamentally an improvement of a very basic and necessary human right in a civilisation, because it might cost them five to eight million USD, which is barely a dent in their profits. All in the name of making the maximum profits, basic human needs be damned. This is not a company I am willing to support, no matter if they back e-sports, which while it is something I enjoy; e-sports is far less important than having the USA improve its health-care system. So why Papa John's specifically? Just because it got some media attention? Do you vet every company you purchase from? Do you think Papa John's is significantly worse than the other places you get your food? Be consistent or drop the hypocritical idealism. Papa johns is one of the more virulently anti-healthcare, anti gay companies in the United States. They entered the political arena for absolutely no purpose other than to peddle a ideological agenda. Please get informed.
Get informed yourself. If you see Papa John's as the epitome of corporate evil then you are ignorant and naive beyond belief. Have you ever purchased anything linked to Nestlé? You most probably have, even if you don't realize it. They have done far, far more despicable things than Papa John's. And they are far from the only example.
Trying to take the moral high ground when it comes to this specific company and then ignoring all the others only demonstrates how well the media can whip people up into a frenzy and how little people actually care about the morality of such organizations.
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On May 21 2013 05:14 SCST wrote:Show nested quote +On May 21 2013 05:12 Nightshade_ wrote:On May 21 2013 05:11 SCST wrote:On May 21 2013 05:09 Exarl25 wrote:On May 21 2013 05:07 Shalaiyn wrote: You have a multi-billion dollar company which is willing to dip its toes into e-sports. That is fantastic! However, this company's CEO has publicly stated they oppose a health-care plan in the USA (which is incredibly backwards), which is fundamentally an improvement of a very basic and necessary human right in a civilisation, because it might cost them five to eight million USD, which is barely a dent in their profits. All in the name of making the maximum profits, basic human needs be damned. This is not a company I am willing to support, no matter if they back e-sports, which while it is something I enjoy; e-sports is far less important than having the USA improve its health-care system. So why Papa John's specifically? Just because it got some media attention? Do you vet every company you purchase from? Do you think Papa John's is significantly worse than the other places you get your food? Be consistent or drop the hypocritical idealism. Papa johns is one of the more virulently anti-healthcare, anti gay companies in the United States. They entered the political arena for absolutely no purpose other than to peddle a ideological agenda. Please get informed. I heard private companies are allowed to do what they want because they are... private independent companies with CEO's that have opinions of their own? You call them intolerant but to do so makes you intolerant of their opinions making you as intolerant as them No, I'm saying that pushing a political agenda against lower-class and minorities publicly is disgusting and doesn't help their business at all. In fact, it's already destroying their business. See article below: Forbes Article on Papa Johns
Where was Papa John's anti gay? I know Chik-fil-A said some dumb shit but I never heard anything homophobic from PJ's.
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Oh shit this is awesome!!! and if tier 10 happens, it will probably take place very close to where i live!! GoGo Papa Johns lol
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On May 21 2013 05:21 Exarl25 wrote:Show nested quote +On May 21 2013 05:11 SCST wrote:On May 21 2013 05:09 Exarl25 wrote:On May 21 2013 05:07 Shalaiyn wrote: You have a multi-billion dollar company which is willing to dip its toes into e-sports. That is fantastic! However, this company's CEO has publicly stated they oppose a health-care plan in the USA (which is incredibly backwards), which is fundamentally an improvement of a very basic and necessary human right in a civilisation, because it might cost them five to eight million USD, which is barely a dent in their profits. All in the name of making the maximum profits, basic human needs be damned. This is not a company I am willing to support, no matter if they back e-sports, which while it is something I enjoy; e-sports is far less important than having the USA improve its health-care system. So why Papa John's specifically? Just because it got some media attention? Do you vet every company you purchase from? Do you think Papa John's is significantly worse than the other places you get your food? Be consistent or drop the hypocritical idealism. Papa johns is one of the more virulently anti-healthcare, anti gay companies in the United States. They entered the political arena for absolutely no purpose other than to peddle a ideological agenda. Please get informed. Get informed yourself. If you see Papa John's as the epitome of corporate evil then you are ignorant and naive beyond belief. Have you ever purchased anything linked to Nestlé? You most probably have, even if you don't realize it. They have done far, far more despicable things than Papa John's. And they are far from the only example. Trying to take the moral high ground when it comes to this specific company and then ignoring all the others only demonstrates how well the media can whip people up into a frenzy and how little people actually care about the morality of such organizations. Are you dense? Papa John's is doing the promotion, why would they bring up other companies? Why are you trying so hard to appear above this?
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Frankly, I'm getting real tired of this "ONLY US" bullshit. Canada is about as close as it gets.
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On May 21 2013 05:21 Exarl25 wrote:Show nested quote +On May 21 2013 05:11 SCST wrote:On May 21 2013 05:09 Exarl25 wrote:On May 21 2013 05:07 Shalaiyn wrote: You have a multi-billion dollar company which is willing to dip its toes into e-sports. That is fantastic! However, this company's CEO has publicly stated they oppose a health-care plan in the USA (which is incredibly backwards), which is fundamentally an improvement of a very basic and necessary human right in a civilisation, because it might cost them five to eight million USD, which is barely a dent in their profits. All in the name of making the maximum profits, basic human needs be damned. This is not a company I am willing to support, no matter if they back e-sports, which while it is something I enjoy; e-sports is far less important than having the USA improve its health-care system. So why Papa John's specifically? Just because it got some media attention? Do you vet every company you purchase from? Do you think Papa John's is significantly worse than the other places you get your food? Be consistent or drop the hypocritical idealism. Papa johns is one of the more virulently anti-healthcare, anti gay companies in the United States. They entered the political arena for absolutely no purpose other than to peddle a ideological agenda. Please get informed. Get informed yourself. If you see Papa John's as the epitome of corporate evil then you are ignorant and naive beyond belief. Have you ever purchased anything linked to Nestlé? You most probably have, even if you don't realize it. They have done far, far more despicable things than Papa John's. And they are far from the only example. Trying to take the moral high ground when it comes to this specific company and then ignoring all the others only demonstrates how well the media can whip people up into a frenzy and how little people actually care about the morality of such organizations.
Horrible rationale, diminishing what Papa John's is trying to do in the political arena by stating that "it's ok to preach screwing your employees because everyone else is doing it privately".
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On May 21 2013 05:24 Slardar wrote: Frankly, I'm getting real tired of this "ONLY US" bullshit. Canada is about as close as it gets.
I'll order a pizza with Canadian bacon in honor of our ignored brethren to the north!
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On May 21 2013 05:21 Klondikebar wrote:Show nested quote +On May 21 2013 05:14 SCST wrote:On May 21 2013 05:12 Nightshade_ wrote:On May 21 2013 05:11 SCST wrote:On May 21 2013 05:09 Exarl25 wrote:On May 21 2013 05:07 Shalaiyn wrote: You have a multi-billion dollar company which is willing to dip its toes into e-sports. That is fantastic! However, this company's CEO has publicly stated they oppose a health-care plan in the USA (which is incredibly backwards), which is fundamentally an improvement of a very basic and necessary human right in a civilisation, because it might cost them five to eight million USD, which is barely a dent in their profits. All in the name of making the maximum profits, basic human needs be damned. This is not a company I am willing to support, no matter if they back e-sports, which while it is something I enjoy; e-sports is far less important than having the USA improve its health-care system. So why Papa John's specifically? Just because it got some media attention? Do you vet every company you purchase from? Do you think Papa John's is significantly worse than the other places you get your food? Be consistent or drop the hypocritical idealism. Papa johns is one of the more virulently anti-healthcare, anti gay companies in the United States. They entered the political arena for absolutely no purpose other than to peddle a ideological agenda. Please get informed. I heard private companies are allowed to do what they want because they are... private independent companies with CEO's that have opinions of their own? You call them intolerant but to do so makes you intolerant of their opinions making you as intolerant as them No, I'm saying that pushing a political agenda against lower-class and minorities publicly is disgusting and doesn't help their business at all. In fact, it's already destroying their business. See article below: Forbes Article on Papa Johns Where was Papa John's anti gay? I know Chik-fil-A said some dumb shit but I never heard anything homophobic from PJ's.
They aren't. People are just incredibly ignorant and like to circle jerk against papa johns but not any of the other companies that are far worse because hating papa johns is popular on le reddits.
I wish mods would start banning theses idiots.
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CEO of Papa John's seems like a real prick, so even though I never eat it anyway I especially wouldn't do it after all that political shit. Some endorsement of ESPORTS doesn't change my mind.
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On May 21 2013 05:24 Slardar wrote: Frankly, I'm getting real tired of this "ONLY US" bullshit. Canada is about as close as it gets.
Yes, I think Papa Johns delivers to Canada so I don't see why not...
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On May 21 2013 05:14 Nightshade_ wrote:Show nested quote +On May 21 2013 05:13 SCST wrote:On May 21 2013 05:11 Klondikebar wrote:On May 21 2013 05:08 SCST wrote:Wow are people really going to support Papa John's entering E-sports? This company is one the scummiest in North America towards it's employees, not to mention it's a company with a political agenda that has nothing to do with it's business. Everyone forgetting that this company is one of the most hated for stating that giving employess healthcare wasn't worth raising their prices 14 cents? Aware that the CEO is openly preaching anti-gay bullshit constantly? Really, TLO and Incontrol are going to support these vile inhuman scum? Please get informed, people. Link to Forbes Article For the record, almost every major company in America is trying to screw it's employees out of healthcare. Benefits have been dropping precipitously and it's nigh impossible to get a full time (and therefore benefits worthy) position at a company nowadays. Everyone is either contract or part-time. Papa John's was just dumb enough to be proud of it, but they aren't unique. It's one thing for a company to do it's business privately. It's entirely another to get on a soap box and push a political agenda publicly (i.e. trying to persuade people that fucking over employees and being anti-gay is a good thing). I find it funny how someone from Mexico cares more about this than people that live in the United States, why do you care and what are you trying to prove?
So you can care only for things that happen in your home country?
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On May 21 2013 05:19 ki11z0ne wrote:Show nested quote +On May 21 2013 05:14 Gosi wrote: Y'all gonna end up being pizzaterians. Nice tactic from Papa John's to make you all fat unhealthy pizza addicts. They know that you will blow half your paycheck to support ESPORTS and get ingame skins.
First it was hats, then mechanical keyboards and now pizza's. if papa johns get a lot of $$$ of this it exposes esports more. tell your friends about this too hey go to TL and order some pizza 50% off jk 
I'm not US btw so it doesn't work.
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Tier 10 - EG, Liquid, and ROOT will host a community pizza party at an upcoming North American live event
Ok Nerds, TIME TO GET SOME PIZZA
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Their pizzas aren't too bad for a chain store. The garlic sauce and the pepper thing is nice. I used to like them better than Dominos until Dominos changed their recipe.
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Excellent, I can justify my gluttony out of support for esports!
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