I’m under no pretense that voting against 1b will make any difference in the company’s direction, but it sure felt right.
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I’m under no pretense that voting against 1b will make any difference in the company’s direction, but it sure felt right.
@chockenberry I don’t understand half the people currently on the board. One of them used to run Avon!? Also it’s shitty that they aged out Al Gore, but now suddenly want an exception for two other board members.
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I’m under no pretense that voting against 1b will make any difference in the company’s direction, but it sure felt right.
@chockenberry I’m right there with you. I don’t think it’ll make any difference, but I think there may actually be a noticeable number who might vote that way.
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I’m under no pretense that voting against 1b will make any difference in the company’s direction, but it sure felt right.
If you’re an Apple shareholder, consider voting against Tim Cook at this year’s meeting.
Takes less than a minute to do online and if enough smaller investors do, it sends a message that there are some things that are a hell of a lot more important than money.
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If you’re an Apple shareholder, consider voting against Tim Cook at this year’s meeting.
Takes less than a minute to do online and if enough smaller investors do, it sends a message that there are some things that are a hell of a lot more important than money.
@chockenberry Thanks for the reminder. Done.
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If you’re an Apple shareholder, consider voting against Tim Cook at this year’s meeting.
Takes less than a minute to do online and if enough smaller investors do, it sends a message that there are some things that are a hell of a lot more important than money.
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If you’re an Apple shareholder, consider voting against Tim Cook at this year’s meeting.
Takes less than a minute to do online and if enough smaller investors do, it sends a message that there are some things that are a hell of a lot more important than money.
@chockenberry I was just asking how Tim would like to be remembered. Let's make answering that question urgent!
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If you’re an Apple shareholder, consider voting against Tim Cook at this year’s meeting.
Takes less than a minute to do online and if enough smaller investors do, it sends a message that there are some things that are a hell of a lot more important than money.
@chockenberry interesting! I have one share, what about the others and the other votes?
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I’m under no pretense that voting against 1b will make any difference in the company’s direction, but it sure felt right.
@chockenberry @mdhughes ooo I should actually go vote then
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If you’re an Apple shareholder, consider voting against Tim Cook at this year’s meeting.
Takes less than a minute to do online and if enough smaller investors do, it sends a message that there are some things that are a hell of a lot more important than money.
@chockenberry totally forgot about that. Done and done.
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If you’re an Apple shareholder, consider voting against Tim Cook at this year’s meeting.
Takes less than a minute to do online and if enough smaller investors do, it sends a message that there are some things that are a hell of a lot more important than money.
@chockenberry 3. looks like it'd have potential too.
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If you’re an Apple shareholder, consider voting against Tim Cook at this year’s meeting.
Takes less than a minute to do online and if enough smaller investors do, it sends a message that there are some things that are a hell of a lot more important than money.
@chockenberry Done, FWIW. Good suggestion, thanks.
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If you’re an Apple shareholder, consider voting against Tim Cook at this year’s meeting.
Takes less than a minute to do online and if enough smaller investors do, it sends a message that there are some things that are a hell of a lot more important than money.
@chockenberry I actually voted against the entire board—not just Cook. Not that it will make any difference, but maybe it will help send a message that they’re not steering the ship in a positive direction.
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I’m under no pretense that voting against 1b will make any difference in the company’s direction, but it sure felt right.
@chockenberry Same.
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@chockenberry Thanks for the reminder. Done.
@monkeydom @chockenberry One gets notified about the agenda and the votable topics? I guess I have non-vote shares.
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If you’re an Apple shareholder, consider voting against Tim Cook at this year’s meeting.
Takes less than a minute to do online and if enough smaller investors do, it sends a message that there are some things that are a hell of a lot more important than money.
@chockenberry Been a shareholder for over 15 years and never even knew how to vote but you motivated me to figure it out. I just wish my handful of shares could do more than send a message.
Thanks!
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If you’re an Apple shareholder, consider voting against Tim Cook at this year’s meeting.
Takes less than a minute to do online and if enough smaller investors do, it sends a message that there are some things that are a hell of a lot more important than money.
@chockenberry Thank you!
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If you’re an Apple shareholder, consider voting against Tim Cook at this year’s meeting.
Takes less than a minute to do online and if enough smaller investors do, it sends a message that there are some things that are a hell of a lot more important than money.
It’s like the old saying: “What use is it to have fuck-off amounts of money if you never tell anyone to fuck off?”
Apple has fuck-off amounts of money.
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If you’re an Apple shareholder, consider voting against Tim Cook at this year’s meeting.
Takes less than a minute to do online and if enough smaller investors do, it sends a message that there are some things that are a hell of a lot more important than money.
@chockenberry done 🫡
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If you’re an Apple shareholder, consider voting against Tim Cook at this year’s meeting.
Takes less than a minute to do online and if enough smaller investors do, it sends a message that there are some things that are a hell of a lot more important than money.
@chockenberry Better than that, dump your AAPL shares and prove there’s things more important than money.
They won’t listen to shareholder votes - they never have. Tim Cook has become a fascist-supporting ghoul. -
@monkeydom @chockenberry One gets notified about the agenda and the votable topics? I guess I have non-vote shares.
@ron @chockenberry I did get an email with an web link to a proxy vote.
