(10-27-2015, 02:49 PM)Catherine Wrote: The outrage was strong enough that the company is going to stop the practice. I can't believe they did it in the first place. However it does show that speaking up and complaining is effective. We can change things by our actions.
Good news. It took public outrage to show these people what they did was horrific! But that is the way for some people. They learn when their business is affected, and when the public voice against them is strong.
Now why couldn't they have known from their own Hearts -as many children would have done?
But thank goodness it has been stopped. It does show our individual voices, even hundreds or thousands of miles away, are powerful.
