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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.
 
'''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 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>
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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 they enacted legislation 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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