As the protests surrounding President's Trump immigration refugee executive order grew over the weekend,

Uber came under fire for the great crime of having turned off their surge pricing to JFK airport in New York

in order to help travelers get home. What was so terrible about that? The New York Taxi Workers Association

had participated in a one-hour work stoppage to join the protest against Trump's executive order.

So Uber was supposedly undermining that protest, even though Uber turned off their

surge pricing to avoid making a profit, only initiated that policy half an hour after the

stoppage ended, and Uber's executives actually opposed the Trump executive order.

But that was not good enough.

Virtue signaling has swept the nation, with leftists policing

each other to determine who doesn't clap the longest so we can shoot them. And now BuzzFeed has joined

the fray. Just weeks after their idiotic targeting of HGTV couple Chip and Joanna Gaines for

destruction because they committed the grave sin of attending a church where the pastor quotes the Bible

on homosexuality,

BuzzFeed now wants to target every other company it can find and give it the Uber treatment.

BuzzFeed San Francisco Bureau Chief Matt Honan tweeted, quote,

we're following which companies are speaking out on Muslim ban and which are not.

BuzzFeed's Tom Garra then ran a piece in which he suggested,

as Silicon Valley debated its leader's stance on the immigration ban,

Corporate America simply said nothing at all.

Silicon Valley, Garra wrote, said, quote,

something which is more than can be said for the rest of corporate America,

whose leaders have largely remained behind a wall of silence

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