If a white person orders their Starbucks Coffee with sugar and cream, does that make them a racist?

 I love how the left always accuses conservatives of throwing their values in everybody's face even though they never do. It's usually the other way around. At every conceivable turn, liberals hop onto to their lopsided soap box and try to browbeat everybody into submission in order for them to embrace what they support such as global warming or gay marriage. These people in their warped, self illusion minds have crowned themselves as being the only views that are suppose to matter in society and we all must conform or else. As for me, I just laugh in their face with amusement. I remember when the left was fit to be tied over the views of the founders of Chic-Fil-A in regards to their position in supporting traditional marriage. The company itself didn't have a position on gay marriage it was the founders and their family.  Chic-Fil-A didn't support traditional marriage as apart of it's business.They didn't use their business to try and advance their social beliefs. Now lets talk Starbucks Coffee shops or as I like to call them "$tarsmucks" on the other hand. The CEO of $tarsmucks Howard Schultz is a radical liberal. As CEO of $tarsmucks, he has blurred the lines between what are his personal beliefs and what are proper business practices. For example, $tarsmucks launched a social something last week asking their baristas to engage their customers on the issue of "race and racism"



I'm pretty much an expert at calling out people's hypocrisy, and I wish I could ask Howard Schultz some questions about racism and race and $tarsmucks.

1. What is the percentage of minorities who work in stores, middle and upper management in the $tarsmucks organization

That actually would be the only question I would ask Howard Schultz, then I would sit down put my feet on his desk smile and wait patently for his answer. If anything that I know about liberals is that they are fake. Diversity Inc every year releases it's annual list of the most racially diverse companies in America known as it's top 50 list. Do you want to take a guess as to what company wasn't on the list for having a strong racially diverse workforce? It was kind of a no brainer I know. $tarsmucks didn't make the list. In typical progressive fashion, they are always lecturing or wanting to lecture others about a problem or perceived problem without first lecturing to themselves about it.Maybe just maybe, Howard Schultz should have a talk in the mirror or at least to his human resources department about race, hell they can all sit down with those $tarsmuck coffee cups that says "race together" and have a hard long talk about the racial makeup of their own company instead of asking their baristass (who are overwhelmingly white) to harass their customers on the issue of race and racism.This social experiment lasted a week before it was cancelled or "concluded". I guess who would have ever thought it that people only care about buying coffee when they go into a coffee store. Considering how pricey a cup of $tarsmucks coffee is, I suppose customers realized that talk is cheap not the coffee so there was no real value in talking to the average early twenty something year old white barista about something they frankly have no idea or concept about personally