There’s a new sheriff in town, and he’s cleaning up the mess that white people have made of Chicago.

Brandon Johnson means business.

He’s bringing back grocery stores in a big way. If white racist grocery store owners don’t want to serve blacks, then the state will do it.

We will use the money of white tax payers to run a store where whites are forced to foot the bill for all of the things blacks steal.

Washington Times:

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is considering city-run grocery stores after several popular chains have shuttered outlets.

Mr. Johnson, a Democrat, said last week that his administration would enter a partnership with the progressive nonprofit group Economic Security Project to help place stores in the most needed areas around the city.

“We know access to grocery stores is already a challenge for many residents, especially on the South and West sides,” the mayor said in a statement. “My administration is committed to advancing innovative, whole-of-government approaches to address these inequities.”

Closing a store because blacks rob it is racism

The announcement comes after Walmart and Whole Foods closed some Chicago stores.

Walmart closed four stores in April, citing low profitability. While four Walmart stores remain open in the city, the closures were a significant blow to residents who had relied on the stores.

A Whole Foods store on the South Side closed in November, reducing affordable healthy options for residents.

The reaction to Mr. Johnson’s proposal was mixed. Some online said the mayor’s idea was forward-thinking, while others accused him of peddling communism.

Many others blamed a shoplifting epidemic for the exodus of grocery chains, which have seen significant losses in revenue. 

Whites will search for any excuse for racism.

Now it’s time to bring the race war to whites.

ROFL

There’s a new sheriff in town, and he’s cleaning up the mess that white people have made of Chicago.

Brandon Johnson means business.

He’s bringing back grocery stores in a big way. If white racist grocery store owners don’t want to serve blacks, then the state will do it.

We will use the money of white tax payers to run a store where whites are forced to foot the bill for all of the things blacks steal.

Washington Times:

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is considering city-run grocery stores after several popular chains have shuttered outlets.

Mr. Johnson, a Democrat, said last week that his administration would enter a partnership with the progressive nonprofit group Economic Security Project to help place stores in the most needed areas around the city.

“We know access to grocery stores is already a challenge for many residents, especially on the South and West sides,” the mayor said in a statement. “My administration is committed to advancing innovative, whole-of-government approaches to address these inequities.”

Closing a store because blacks rob it is racism

The announcement comes after Walmart and Whole Foods closed some Chicago stores.

Walmart closed four stores in April, citing low profitability. While four Walmart stores remain open in the city, the closures were a significant blow to residents who had relied on the stores.

A Whole Foods store on the South Side closed in November, reducing affordable healthy options for residents.

The reaction to Mr. Johnson’s proposal was mixed. Some online said the mayor’s idea was forward-thinking, while others accused him of peddling communism.

Many others blamed a shoplifting epidemic for the exodus of grocery chains, which have seen significant losses in revenue. 

Whites will search for any excuse for racism.

Now it’s time to bring the race war to whites.

ROFL

The only label that is regulated is “USDA Certified Organic.”

I don’t really trust that label very much, quite frankly. They put it on food from Mexico, and I don’t know how the USDA is ensuring the processing of food in Mexico.

However, the labels “natural” and “local” have literally zero meaning. I’ve known this and talked about this forever.

Back before Amazon bought Whole Foods, it used to specialize in actual labeled “organic” food, while Trader Joe’s had stuff that said “natural.” I would tell people that label meant nothing.

Now, Amazon Whole Foods does the same thing with these “natural” and “local” labels.

The Guardian:

If you walk into a Whole Foods in Oakland and pick up a container of non-dairy yoghurt marked “local”, you might be surprised to learn that though the company is headquartered nearby in San Francisco, the cashews the yoghurt is made of come from Vietnam, more than 7,500 miles (12,000km) away, or Ivory Coast, about 7,300 miles in the opposite direction.

This yoghurt made with ingredients from the other side of the globe points to the contradictory nature of so-called local food today: though the term holds appeal for customers, nearly two-thirds of whom perceive local food to be more environmentally friendly, experts suggest it may not always mean what you think.

“Most of it is bullshit,” says Austin, Texas-based Errol Schweizer, who led grocery merchandising for Whole Foods from 2009 to 2016. “Every retailer has a different definition [of “local”]. Even the retailers themselves will have different definitions, depending on where they are, and the original purpose of localization has totally gotten lost.”

Local food first started to attract attention against the backdrop of globalized supply chains at a time when US shoppers had become accustomed to eating quinoa grown in Bolivia or salmon caught in Norway. Local became a selling point in the early 2000s as the result of an intellectual backlash to the growing hegemony in grocery stores and prevalence of highly processed foods, says Schweizer, who points to the publishing of Michael Pollan’s The Omnivore’s Dilemma as one inflection point.

Proponents like Pollan asserted that buying local would mean fresher and healthier food with a lower carbon footprint. What followed was a “flurry of activity to figure out how to re-localize supply chains” that had been decimated by the advent of 20th-century national grocery chains, which had de-localized in the name of efficiency, says Schweizer.

There was never well-defined agreement about what the term actually meant, though. According to Food Tank founder Danielle Nierenberg, “local” is usually understood to refer to food grown within 100 miles (160km) of where it’s sold and eaten, a perception bolstered by books such as The 100 Mile Diet by Alisa Smith and JB MacKinnon. But the US Department of Agriculture’s definition of “local” in the 2008 Farm Bill includes food grown in the same state or within 400 miles (640km) of where it is finally marketed – and even that definition isn’t regulated the way a label such as “organic” is.

That’s led to a lack of clarity and consistency in how the term is deployed in supermarkets across the country, with each grocer defining the label for itself. In the produce aisle at a HarvesTime in Chicago, for example, microgreens classified as local are grown at a farm about 45 miles (70km) away in Carpentersville, Illinois. At a Union Market in Brooklyn, the “local eggs” category includes cartons from a farm 158 miles (250km) away in Pennsylvania, one 17 miles (27km) away in New Jersey and another 270 miles (430km) away in upstate New York.

Meanwhile near Dallas, Central Market posts signs with the outline of Texas promoting “local flavor” that sometimes point to items that are grown in-state, like wine from the Frio Canyon Vineyard, 340 miles (550km) away. Other times, the same sign seems to have more to do with where a food company is headquartered, as is the case with Austin-based Lamme’s Candies, 200 miles (320km) away. Lamme’s features Texas heavily in its branding but gets its chocolate from the California company Guittard, which in turn sources cocoa from Ecuador (around 2,500 miles, or 4,000km, away) and West Africa (almost 6,000 miles, or 10,000km, away) – a fact you wouldn’t find out without poking around online.

Whole Foods, HarvesTime, Union Market and Central Market did not respond to requests for comment.

If the markets wouldn’t respond, they should have called Greta.

I think her opinion on this issue is really important, no?

You can’t have nice things.

Because of black people.

More specifically, you can’t have nice things because the cops won’t stop black people from committing crimes, because that would be racist.

CNN:

An enormous Whole Foods in downtown San Francisco that opened just last year is temporarily closing. The company said concerns about worker safety forced it to shut down. Incidents of theft in San Francisco have gained national attention, though crime has generally fallen over the past six years.

The nearly 65,000-square foot location at Trinity Place in the city’s Mid-Market neighborhood shut its doors Monday to “ensure the safety” of its employees, a Whole Foods spokesperson said. Although Whole Foods did not share any additional information on the conditions that led to the store closing, the spokesperson added that it was a “difficult decision to close the Trinity store for the time being.” Affected employees will be transferred to nearby stores.

The store at 8th and Market streets will not open Tuesday, the spokesperson said. The store’s website has also disappeared.

Heralded as a “flagship store” following its March 2022 opening, the Whole Foods was one of the largest supermarkets in downtown San Francisco. The store sold 3,700 local products and was designed with “nods to classic San Francisco,” according to a news release.

The San Francisco Standard, an independent news website, reported that this Whole Foods location had previously reduced operating hours last year because of theft and changed its bathrooms after employees found syringes and pipes.

San Francisco Board of Supervisors member Matt Dorsey said on Twitter that he was “incredibly disappointed” by the closure.

“Our neighborhood waited a long time for this supermarket, but we’re also well aware of problems they’ve experienced with drug-related retail theft, adjacent drug markets, and the many safety issues related to them,” Dorsey wrote.

A little late for that

Property crimes in San Francisco have garnered national attention because of several attention-grabbing videos of thieves in action. Though still well below 2017 levels, the city saw a 23% increase in property crimes between 2020 and 2022, with spikes in burglary and theft headlining the surge, according to San Francisco Police Department data.

Meanwhile, violent crime statistics in San Francisco have remained relatively steady in recent years. Preliminary police data reports 12 homicides in San Francisco this year, an uptick of 20% compared to the same period in the previous year. In total, there were 56 homicides in San Francisco in 2022, which is the same number of homicides the city saw in 2021.

In recent months, national retailers have been complaining about thefts affecting locations. Chains took action by locking up everyday products such as deodorant and toothpaste and added extra security guards. However, a Walgreens executive recently admitted that the impact of the thefts may have been overblown.

It’s kinda funny.

Blacks just rob everyone and no one does anything about it.

I personally think it’s funny and I think white people deserve it and I hope it gets worse for them.

Remember: you wanted this.

This might be the most retarded documentary ever made

Jeff Bezos has always hated dead soldiers.

How are news articles printed about Whole Foods without mentioning that it is owned by Amazon?

Of course they’re going to back down when they get called out literally by the government. They are so spineless they cucked out on hate for dead soldiers.

CTV News:

Following public outcry from veterans and politicians across Canada, international supermarket chain Whole Foods has vowed to reverse a company dress code policy that prevented employees from wearing Remembrance Day poppies.

The initial decision to ban staff poppies sparked controversy earlier Friday morning and had politicians speaking out, calling it “shameful and wrong.”

The company has since decided to reverse the policy saying in a statement, “Our intention was never to single out the poppy or to suggest a lack of support for Remembrance Day and the heroes who have bravely served their country.”

“Given the learnings of today, we are welcoming Team Members to wear the poppy pin in honour of Remembrance Day.”

Earlier in the day, MPs in the House of Commons unanimously adopted a motion calling on all Canadian employers to allow their employees to wear poppies during Veterans Week.

Parliament also voted to invite Whole Foods CEO John Mackey to appear before the standing committee on veterans affairs.

The company has since decided to reverse its stance on poppies, but not before drawing sharp criticism from politicians across party lines.

Canada’s Minister of Veterans Affairs Lawrence MacAulay called the policy “absolutely unacceptable” on CTV News Channel on Friday.

“[Poppies are] to show respect for people who stood in danger for our freedom and democracy around the world. Quite simply it’s totally unacceptable and hopefully they can change this quickly,” he said.

Following a conversation with the company’s COO, the minister released a statement saying, “Just spoke with the Chief Operating Officer of Whole Foods. Employees will now be able to wear their poppies at work.”

“The poppy represents those who’ve served, fought, and died for Canada, and it’s deeply personal to everyone here. Glad to hear they’re changing course.”

God bless every nation’s dead soldiers.

But of course, Jeff Bezos doesn’t want you thinking about those dead soldiers.

If you start thinking about soldiers literally dying to protect their country, you might start thinking about what they were thinking. Going and dying for something is an extreme action.

We are being told by the government that they died for:

• Gay anal
• Double anal (gay)
• African immigrants
• Islamic immigrants
• Trannies
• Child trannies
• Women’s rights
• Jews

However, if you think it through, you will quickly realize they died for:

• Their families
• Their friends
• Their neighborhoods
• Their God
• Love for their dead parents and grandparents and a belief that they have a duty to carry on the society

No one ever died in a war so trannies could cut their dicks off and we could have unlimited Moslems in formerly Christian countries. That is an absurd lie that no one could ever believe. So you just have to make people forget about dead soldiers altogether.

May God have mercy on Canada.

Of all the big American supermarket chains out there, none have shown greater devotion to the 14 Words than Whole Foods.

You might remember that time in April 2010, for example, when a Whole Foods employee – later discovered to be the CEO – shouted “all blacks leave the store” over the PA system.

Then there was that incident in February 2013 when a Whole Foods store erected a sign depicting President Obama eating chicken. Unsurprisingly, the masterminds behind this shocking act of racism were none other than the Board of Directors, who were apparently sick of being governed by a “piece of outdated farm equipment” and his “transsexual husband.”

But Whole Foods isn’t just about negrophobia. That’s a big part of its corporate policy, yes, but management have also acquired a reputation for questioning the Holocaust, sending fan mail to Anders Breivik, bullying the mods on /r/The_Donald and, as we’re about to see, mocking the mongoloids of the East.

Fox News:

Whole Foods sparked backlash after partnering with an Asian restaurant called “Yellow Fever” that critics called “racist and unappetizing.”

On April 25, Whole Foods announced on Twitter that a Yellow Fever location had opened for business inside its Whole Food 365 store in Long Beach, California.

The grocery chain does not own the restaurant, which is operated by an independent franchise with two other locations in the Golden State, SF Gate reports.

“Already ready for lunch? #YellowFeverEats has you covered with fresh, customized bowls at our brand-new #LongBeach365 location – now open!” Whole Foods 360 tweeted, sending the Twitterverse into a frenzy over the controversial name.

Yellow Fever for an Asian restaurant? That's both unappetizing and racist. https://t.co/uzRDnaMrEt

— Sam Ro (@bySamRo) April 27, 2018

Super cool that no one in your company, from concept to construction to this tweet, saw nothing wrong with this

— 𝖘𝖕𝖆𝖈𝖊𝖑𝖔𝖘 (@crlshtchr) April 27, 2018

Gosh. Nothing like a racist meal that might *also* give you a horrific disease.

— Hanne Blank (@hanneblank) April 26, 2018

I would like to suggest that making the name both racist and disease ridden was overkill.

— 👿Estarianne BS, MA, IDGaF (@estarianne) April 27, 2018

“When we finally came up with the concept, all the names we thought of just plain sucked. Buzzwords like ‘traditional’, ‘bamboo’, ‘lotus’, and ‘golden’ weren’t memorable,” the restaurant’s co-founder Kelly Kim told Next Shark in 2017. “One night, we just said ‘Yellow Fever!’ and it worked. It’s tongue-in-cheek, kind of shocking, and it’s not exclusive — you can fit all Asian cultures under one roof with a name like this.”

“We just decided to go for it,” she added.

The chain’s two locations in Torrance and Venice tout themselves on serving “Asian bowls for your soul,” according to their website.

See, here’s the situation: in the West, companies are expected to meet strict racial quotas. A certain percentage of people associated with a business needs to be non-white or else a diversity enforcement agent comes knocking on the door and threatens legal action.

Being a neo-Nazi business that caters to upper-middle class Aryans, there’s no way in Helheim that Whole Foods is going to associate with – and I’m quoting from their official website here – “niggers, kikes, Irish, ragheads or any other untermensch from the genetic basketcases of the world.”

So, what do you do? What if you need to meet diversity quotas to stay afloat, but don’t want to lose your racist street cred in the process?

Simple: you partner up with a bunch of gooks, but ensure that doing so upsets most other Asians at the same time. In this case, because of a dubious restaurant name.

Of course, it’s just a temporary solution. Those diversity officers will come knocking on Whole Foods’ door again at some point because – let’s be honest here – Asians ain’t all that dark.

But at least the company has bought itself more time to build that Auschwitz-themed superstore it’s promised us since 2016.

Just don’t ask if it’s good for whites.

Because then you’ll have to go to prison.

I won’t be impressed before they start delivering AK47’s and hookers.

While it may seem really convenient to have a mega-corporation delivering everything you could ever need right to your doorstep with free shipping and killer prices, there’s some issues with that concept.

For one, it gives complete control over the people’s purchasing decisions to a centralized authority, which is going to make all it’s decisions based on profitability. Or, if that authority is controlled by Jews, on what hurts White people the most effectively.

This is going to push the world further towards globalism, further towards buying cheap crap from China while our own industries disintegrate before our eyes.

Also, it’s enabling a lifestyle where you basically never have to leave your house.

Why wash your clothes – or your dishes – when you can just order more from Amazon for just $4.99 with free shipping?

Amazon’s new push into the grocery market just makes this more extreme.

If you can get your food delivered after ordering them online, why ever even get out?

New York Times:

Amazon agreed to buy the upscale grocery chain Whole Foods for $13.4 billion, in a deal that will instantly transform the company that pioneered online shopping into a merchant with physical outposts in hundreds of neighborhoods across the country.

You know you’ve made it when a Whole Foods lands in your neighborhood.

The acquisition, announced Friday, is a reflection of both the sheer magnitude of the grocery business — about $800 billion in annual spending in the United States — and a desire to turn Amazon into a more frequent shopping habit by becoming a bigger player in food and beverages. After almost a decade selling groceries online, Amazon has failed to make a major dent on its own as consumers have shown a stubborn urge to buy items like fruits, vegetables and meat in person.

Buying Whole Foods also represents a major escalation in the company’s long-running battle with Walmart, the largest grocery retailer in the United States, which has been struggling to play catch-up in internet shopping. On Friday, Walmart announced a $310 million deal to acquire the internet apparel retailer Bonobos and last year it agreed to pay $3.3 billion for Jet.com and put Jet’s chief executive, Marc Lore, in charge of Walmart’s overall e-commerce business.

“Make no mistake, Walmart under no circumstances can lose the grocery wars to Amazon,” said Brittain Ladd, a strategy and supply chain consultant who formerly worked with Amazon on its grocery business. “If Walmart loses the grocery battle to Amazon, they have no chance of ever dethroning Amazon as the largest e-commerce player in the world.”

Amazon is doing a great job pioneering the field of reducing the intermediaries in commerce. They’re cutting out the retail stores, the marketing departments, large chunks of the import/export industry, and so on.

They’re also working on ways to eliminate as many jobs as possible from this whole chain of merchandise delivery.

Deliveries will be made with drones. Warehouses will become fully automated. Sales and marketing are being replaced with AI algorithms.

And Amazon is rapidly taking over every segment of the market. Movies, music, books, electronics, groceries, you name it.

So, huh, since we’re not really producing anything, how are people going to be making money and spending their time in this “new economy?”

Even Mickey Mouse “marketing”  jobs are becoming obsolete now that sales are determined by Amazon’s suggestions and product display order. Actual human beings are being completely cut out from the economy – at least, in the west.

This is going to cause huge problems – and fast.

But never mind that. Let’s just keep importing the entire population of Africa so they work the jobs we don’t want.