If Twitter and the left-wing blue check that hated Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers hoped that the controversy surrounding his unvaccinated status and refusing to awaken the culture were enough to get him cancelled, then I’m happy to let them down.
It looks like Rogers will be fine, and one of his biggest sponsors will not go anywhere.
according to Fox News, State Farm has decided not to abandon Rodgers as a company representative, despite its and other companies’ calls to abandon QB. Although Prevea Health did break up with Rogers over the weekend, the insurance company refused to distance themselves from them, saying that they respected various decisions and opinions, but made it clear that they did not agree with what Rogers said.
“For most of the past ten years, Aaron Rogers has been a great ambassador for our company,” State Farm told FOX Business.
“We do not support some of his comments, but we respect his right to have his own personal opinions. We recognize that our customers, employees, agents and brand ambassadors come from all walks of life and have different views on many issues. Our mission at State Farm is to support safer and stronger communities. To this end, we encourage vaccination, but respect everyone’s right to make choices based on their individual circumstances.”
In other words, State Farm will treat people like adults.
Request for cancellation after Rogers Appeared in the Pat McAfee show And told his story. This includes overturning the current vaccine narrative, including saying that he is taking ivermectin and categorically rejecting attempts by mobs and media figures to knock him down because he has not fully complied with their sober culture.
Naturally, this will anger leftist mobs, but it seems that State Farm will not give in despite the pressure. This shows several things.
First, this may mean that State Farm may have seen support for Rogers and found that it greatly exceeds hatred. Although they did their best to make themselves appear to represent the opinions of most people, the people who supported Rogers made it clear that they existed in many different ways.
Second, over time, their research may find that most of their customer base is either hesitating or categorically refusing vaccinations, so parting ways with Rogers may cause many people to abandon their insurance plans and change their insurance plans. The business moves to other places.
Third, when it comes to vaccines and/or their views on awakening culture, they may be very honest and do respect people’s decisions. Not what you are used to seeing from the company, but everything is possible.
Either way, State Farm is a very large company, and you can bet that many other companies will follow their stance on Rogers. Once a company makes it clear that it is safe to stay, other companies are more likely to do so.
Regardless of State Farm’s reasoning, it is best to manually cancel the culture and wake up the mob L.
