TheButcher wrote: ↑March 7th, 2024, 11:19 amThere is no place for anyone to post about violence of paedophilia period. Doritos did the right thing, remember the Bud Light and Dylan Mulvaney fiasco where that trans person ended up causing Bud Light to drop from number one sales in America and the stock tanking.
I wonder how badly this will affect the price of the Doritos parent company stock, Pepsico and sales.
"The company that makes Doritos cut ties with a transgender influencer after reports she posted about violence and paedophilia.
Samantha Hudson, a singer and actor from Spain, has around 370,000 Instagram followers and was part of a social media campaign for the brand.
In a statement Doritos condemned Hudson's social media posts.
But its short-lived campaign led to calls, led by right-wing activists in the US, to boycott the snack food.
Doritos Spain, owned by American food giant Pepsico, said it had ended its relationship with the influencer."
""After the campaign started, we were made aware of Samantha's deleted tweets from around 2015," the company said in a statement. "We strongly condemn words or actions that promote violence, or sexism of any kind."
As a teenager, Hudson tweeted mocking posts about rape victims and wanting to do "depraved things" to "a 12-year-old girl", according to a report by Rolling Stone.
Hudson, now 24, later apologised for the posts and called them "barbarities" and "dark humour".
The posts appear to have been deleted, but screenshots continue to circulate online.
Doritos had posted an Instagram video featuring Hudson, who is known both for entertainment work and political activism, on Sunday. "
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-68495705
Is that what Doritos marketing people think their typical buyer identifies with
