
BOYCOTT NFL Big Game Sponsors until NFL Owers Fire Roger Goodell
Updated: September 25, 2017
My thoughts on the NFL and the firing of Roger Goodell haven’t changed since 2015. The #TakeAKnee non-controversy/controversy is just the latest example of a corrupt corporation that continues to manipulate facts while not recognizing the rights of others. #SelectiveToleranceB #TheSociopathicBusinessModel
Boycott these NFL advertisers! pic.twitter.com/InXbPEJMIC
— Sunny Skies 🇺🇸 (@KielSunny) September 24, 2017
Updated: January 30, 3015
#Boycott all Super Bowl Sponsors until NFL Owners force accountability and fire Roger Goodell
All 32 NFL Owners need to force accountability on Roger Goodell and fire him.
We need to force accountability on the Owners to fire Roger Goodell and we do that by boycotting the sponsors of the Super Bowl.
So go ahead and watch the Big Game but don’t purchase anything on the list below because our purchases have power to create positive change from the unethical and illegals actions of the NFL. If their image is negatively impacted and tied to profits it will create change. If sponsors do not see the spike in sales expected from a Super Bowl ad, they’ll let owners know and pull their money next year. The NFL owers will not let that happen and in turn will fire Roger Goodell in order to keep their profits.
Super Bowl XLIX Ad Chart: Who’s Buying Commercials in Super Bowl 2015
Boycott Always (Procter & Gamble) for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
Boycott Avocados from Mexico for sponsoring the Super Bowl until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
Boycott Anheuser-Busch for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
Boycott BMW for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
Boycott Carnival Corp. for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
Boycott Coca-Cola for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
Boycott Discover Card for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
Boycott Doritos (Pespi Co Frito-Lay) for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
Boycott Dove Men Care Unilever for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
Boycott Esurance for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
Boycott Fiat Chrysler for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
Boycott Go-Daddy* for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
Boycott Jublia (Valeant Pharmaceuticals) for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
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Boycott Lexus (Toyota) for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
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Boycott McDonald’s for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
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Boycott Victoria’s Secret (Limited Brand) for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
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Boycott Walt Disney Studios for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
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Boycott Katy Perry for sponsoring Super Bowl 2015 until the NFL fires Roger Goodell
September 11, 2014
Nameless, faceless NFL employee (accomplice) is about to become a victim under The Sociopathic Business Model™.
Those employing The Sociopathic Business Model™ don’t know what readers of this site already do-we already have their playbook and can anticipate the next move, call them on it, and create an opportunity through #ForcedAccountability to right their unethical or illegal wrong that they’d rather remain hidden. Commissioner Roger Goodell for the NFL may not think it’s necessary to retire; but, it’s not up to him anymore. Unchecked unethical and illegal activity will escalate until it is forced to stop.
Commissioner Goodell’s flat out refusal to retire:
glib
not recognizing the rights of others
shows lack of shame remorse or guilt
lacks accountability
irresponsible
creates hopelessness in victim (in this scenerio it’s the nameless faceless employee about to take the fall for the NFL)
quick to place blame
rarely challenged at work and refers to work that way (all this public attention is bad for him-KEEP THIS STORY IN THE PRESS)
Typically the more legal trouble an organization is in; and, the more their image is damaged by the events (in turn possible profit loss) the more they try and save face with tactics meant only to appease the public, like hiring a former FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III.
Goodell announced Wednesday night that he has hired former FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III to “conduct an independent investigation into the NFL’s pursuit and handling of evidence in the Ray Rice domestic violence incident.”
Hmmm where have we seen this tactic before? Oh that’s right with Governor Chris Christie regarding Bridgegate:
“Governor Christie made clear last week that he will conduct an internal review to uncover the facts surrounding the lane closures in Fort Lee. His Administration is fully cooperating with the U.S. Attorney inquiry and other appropriate inquiries and requests for information. To assist in conducting that internal review and furthering that cooperation, the Christie Administration is announcing today that Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP has been retained as outside counsel. Their presence will bring an outside, third-party perspective to the situation, and they will be a valuable asset as we move forward. This Administration is committed to ensuring that what happened here never happens again. That’s what the people of New Jersey deserve.”
Shocker but Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP found that Christie had no knowlege of Bridgegate and that is aids acted alone and subsequently lost their jobs. And where have we seen that before? Oh that’s right Lois Lerner taking the fall for the IRS Scandal, Kathleen Sebelius taking the fall for the botched ACA (Obamacare Roll-out) and the 15 nameless faceless employees at GM who worked under Mary Barra at GM (who let’s not forget worked at GM for 11 years prior and during much of the time in question in the engineering department).
So if Mary Barra, Chris Christie and soon to be added to the list of blame shifters, Roger Goodell, didn’t know as their carefully crafted PR team set up with fall guys and girls in place (because the public wants to know that someone was accountable) then we’re to believe they are clueless and shouldn’t be running a corporation or any part of our government.
Or when hiring a former FBI Director as a consultant doesn’t work maybe the NFL can take a page from Johnson & Johnson’s playbook, who mired in illegal fines over the last few years totaling more than $5 billion for mesh, hips implants, and Risperdal that killed children they decided to hire an Ex FDA Commissioner to their board of directors-nothing says if you can’t beat ’em, buy ’em quite like that, does it?
BOYCOTT Johnson & Johnson hired exFDA Commissioner. | Buycott
Under The Sociopathic Business Model™ we know that all accomplices eventually become victims. It is not a matter of ‘if’ it is ‘when.’
So to no one’s shock FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III will find that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell did nothing wrong; and, to try and save face and restore his image Goodell will turn Ray Rice (a current accomplice) into a victim and ban him for life from the NFL. Again, the public wants someone to be accountable and Goodell has already shown twice he won’t be so making one of the most hated men in the world (rightfully) Ray Rice into a “victim*” will seem like a “win” for the NFL. Do not let the NFL off that easy.
The point that many are missing is that even if Goodell saw only what we all did back in April with the TMZ tape-that should have been enough to ban Ray Rice from the NFL for life. Saw it didn’t see it-all irrelevant at this point. Not requesting the additional footage is pathological. The idea that we all now know that additional footage existed (and that NFL knew in April and did not request the additional footage) only enforcs the idea that The Sociopathic Business Model™ is alive and well within the NFL and the only fix is #ForcedAccountability.
#Boycott all NFL Sponsors until NFL Owners force accountability and fire Roger Goodell.
#NFLCommissionerRogerGoodellBannedForLife
#RayRiceNFLBannedForLife
*Ray Rice is no “victim” but to show the pattern of an employee (accomplice) becoming a “victim” he is only to illustrate the point of a pattern to identify -Read more here:
Janay Palmer Rice is STILL a Victim of Ray Rice’s Abuse | KILLING MY CAREER

Vicki Martin
Non speaking football players are now “taking a knee” , “raising a fist” protesting “racism in America” Are they protesting the 630,000 white men who died freeing their enslaved ancestors and ensuring they, multi-millionaire football players, would be born in freedom? Are they against the 30 plus government programs specifically targeted to help blacks? Do they protest Affirmative Action that mandates education and employment positions be given African-Americans over often better qualified Caucasian -Americans? Since 15% of Americans are Black ,should the 70% OF NFL players who are black be reduced to a 15% quota or should the present merit/ability system continue?
As inchoate as these protests are, they use the freedom of expression guaranteed to all citizens of the country which recognizes the most personal freedoms of any society in history.
HOW INSPIRATIONAL!
Thank you for the list of NFL sponsors. I am using my freedom of speech/WORDS to notify those advertisers I am no longer their customer as I refuse to subsidize, even second-hand, a bunch of ingrates.
Sincerely,
Vicki Martin
Melayna Lokosky
Hi Vicki,
Thanks for taking the time to read and comment. I do believe there is a more current list of advertisers out there (this was an article written in 2015) and I will try and find and post. The issue for me is a non-issue. This isn’t a First Amendment right, this is an employer allowing the employees to do as they please, as the NFL has always done. I’d like to know where all the knees where when Janay Palmer was assaulted and brutalized by her now husband and then NFL player Ray Rice? If that camera footage hadn’t have been leaked, he’d still be playing and the thought that there was even a debate about letting him back in is the bigger issue. The NFL continues to engage in the abusive behavior of #SelectiveToleranceB, because they now feel strongly on an issue we must agree with them. People tend to forget the First Amendment works both ways and we don’t have to agree with their behavior, I never have and never will. Thanks again for reading and taking the time to comment-Melayna