Since 2020, Apple has become at the forefront of woke ideologies, in fact, they have been financially supporting various radical movements in its ‘Racial Equity and Justice Initiative’.
To add more proof that this company turned woke, their recently released emoji depicts a pregnant man.
On Thursday, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Commissioner Brendan Carr revealed in an exclusive statement that Apple CEO Tim Cook’s hypocrisy on human rights is “staggering.”
The FCC Commissioner slammed Apple CEO Tim Cook for hypocrisy on human rights issues – arguing the iPhone maker’s dealings with the Chinese Communist Party were at odds with its claimed commitment to protecting consumer rights.
According to Carr, Apple aided the Chinese government in banning the Quran and Bible by removing them from their apps, as well as removing U.S news sources from its app store.
More details from The Epoch Times Report:
“A Federal Communications Commission (FCC) commissioner has called out Apple CEO Tim Cook for hypocrisy, arguing that his company’s dealings with the Chinese communist regime contradict his own words about commitment to human rights in a speech in Washington.
“I am concerned that your words in Washington founder upon the harsh reality of your actions in China,” Brendan Carr, the senior Republican on the FCC, wrote in a letter to Cook dated April 20.
Carr was referring to Cook’s keynote speech at the 2022 International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) Global Privacy Summit on April 12. During his speech, Cook spoke about how “privacy is a fundamental human right” and touted Apple’s “commitment to protecting people from a data industrial complex, built on a foundation of surveillance.”
“Indeed, at the very same time that you were speaking in D.C. about your App Store policies promoting privacy and human rights, your company was continuing its well-documented campaign in Beijing of aggressively censoring apps at the behest of the Communist Party of China,” Carr wrote.”
Sources: 100percentfedup, The Epoch Times, WashingtonExaminer
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