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'''Liberal corporate tyranny''' occurs when companies apply pressure to local, state and federal governments if they dare cross their treasured beliefs affecting [[liberalism]], [[homosexual]] "rights" and [[immigration]] laws. Corporate bullies make it known publicly that [[religious freedom]] laws that protect [[Christian]]s are not in the financial interests of local or state governments. Common tactics used by such companies include threats and boycotts while smearing leaders that support such measures. The people elected state governments, but their voice and their concerns take a back seat to corporate bully demands, effectively imposing tyranny of an elitist minority over the majority.
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'''Liberal corporate tyranny''' occurs when companies apply pressure to local, state and federal governments if they dare cross the ideologies of [[liberalism]], [[homosexual]] "rights" and [[immigration]] laws. Corporate bullies make it known publicly that [[religious freedom]] laws protecting [[Christian]]s are not in the financial interests of local or state governments. Common tactics used by such companies include threats and [[boycott]]s of [[conservative]] states, while smearing leaders who support conservative legislation. The people elected state governments, but their voice and their concerns take a back seat to corporate bully demands, effectively imposing [[tyranny]] of an elitist minority over the majority.
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The [[National Football League]] is notorious for attacking protections for Christians and for the rule of law. They have threatened the states of [[Arizona]] and [[Georgia]] by blocking Super Bowls from taking place in those states if legislation passes that they don't like.<ref>[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/disney-fox-viacom-cbs-amc-877659 Hollywood Speaks Out Against Georgia's Anti-Gay Bill, Hollywood Reporter, March 23, 2016]</ref><ref>[http://www.fastcompany.com/3044548/fast-feed/the-companies-that-are-actually-boycotting-indiana-not-just-tweeting-about-it The Companies That Are Actually Boycotting Indiana, Not Just Talking About It, Fast Company, April 1, 2015]</ref>
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The [[National Football League]] is notorious for its bullying of lawmakers. The NFL threatened [[Arizona]] and [[Georgia]] by blocking [[Super Bowl]]s from taking place in those states if legislation passes that liberals disfavor.<ref>[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/disney-fox-viacom-cbs-amc-877659 Hollywood Speaks Out Against Georgia's Anti-Gay Bill, Hollywood Reporter, March 23, 2016]</ref><ref>[http://www.fastcompany.com/3044548/fast-feed/the-companies-that-are-actually-boycotting-indiana-not-just-tweeting-about-it The Companies That Are Actually Boycotting Indiana, Not Just Talking About It, Fast Company, April 1, 2015]</ref>
    
== Authoritarian corporate menaces  ==
 
== Authoritarian corporate menaces  ==
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