Leftists angered by In-N-Out’s new policy, call for boycott.

Leftists Furious at In-N-Out After Company Reveals New Policy, Demand Boycott

The fast food giant In-N-Out Burger has found itself in the crosshairs of the left after announcing that employees are no longer required to wear masks in the workplace. This decision has sparked outrage among leftists who believe that masks are essential in preventing the spread of the coronavirus.

Dr. Lucky Tran, a self-proclaimed “global scientist” and mask advocate, took to Twitter to express his anger and encourage his followers to attack In-N-Out Burger through tweets and messages on the company’s websites.

One week ago, a court in California ruled that employers cannot be sued for spreading COVID to their workers due to lack of protections.

This week, In-N-Out banned their employees from wearing masks.

This is horrible. pic.twitter.com/GYHcAIsDtz

— Dr. Lucky Tran (@luckytran) July 14, 2023

Other leftists joined in on the assault, calling for a boycott of In-N-Out Burger and urging their followers to express their disgust with the company’s policy. They shared links to the company’s public comments page and hotline, encouraging people to voice their opposition.

Despite the backlash, In-N-Out Burger stands by its decision, citing the lack of scientific evidence supporting the effectiveness of masks in preventing the transmission of viruses. The company believes that employees should have the autonomy to decide whether or not to wear masks.

It is important to note that In-N-Out employees have the freedom to seek employment elsewhere if they disagree with the company’s policies. However, the left seems determined to force their views on the company and its employees.

In-N-Out Burger has faced criticism from the left in the past due to its conservative and Christian values. Nevertheless, the company remains steadfast in its commitment to navigate through the COVID-19 crisis based on facts and common sense.

Source: The Western Journal

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