Reebok Gives Shoes To Protesters On Twitter To Burn Shoes Or Throw Shoes.

It is reported that the new company has voicing support for Trump, who has just been elected president.

To protest against this, last week, buyers of new sports shoes threw or threw their sneakers.

The Daily Stormer claimed that the situation of Boston company was exacerbated by the fact that new Bai Lun was "white shoes".

Since then, Xin Bai Lun has been trying to clarify that he does not support white supremacism, and issued a statement on the 14 day that he would not tolerate any form of prejudice and hatred.

But this does not calm the anger of new customers. They continue to discard their sports shoes to protest against the company's electoral stance.

A twitter user released a short video and wrote "good news, I have a small bonfire tonight".

In the video, their shoes burn on a sidewalk.

Recently, the new hundred - len company's days are not so good, because of a doubtful support for Trump, the company has been resisted by many customers, and some even have their new 100 Lun.

Throw it away or burn it up.

Just when new Bai Lun was busy clarifying, the enemy Reebok also came to join in the bustle.

Reebok message to protesters who burn shoes or throw shoes on twitter, give them free shoes.

Because the new brun company was involved in the criticism of "white supremacy", some buyers of the brand began to discard their shoes, while Reebok Co was providing free sports shoes for them.

Videos from other social media users either throw their shoes into the trash cans or throw them out of the window.

Now it seems that Reebok, a new competitive brand, is also taking action.

The company started free.

For those new buyers who have released videos of flushing shoes or shoes.

In a twitter video, some people tried to wash their new sports shoes with the toilet, but failed.

Reebok replied on this twitter. "Because your toilet looks blocked, please trust us, we will send the shoes so that you can walk to the nearest toilet."

Reebok replied in another video of throwing the new hundred Lun sneakers into the trash cans. "Hey, Jared, you seem to have lost a pair of shoes, you trust me, we supply you."

This is not the first time Reebok has set foot in politics.

In the early days of the election, Reebok envisaged making Hilary's signature trousers suit with the fabric of the company.

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The controversy continued to ferment.

Some of the original new patlons insist on social media that they will no longer buy any product that supports Trump's brand.

The Sole Collector, a popular sports shoe website, reproduced the short statement, which sparked the anger of countless new fans.

Many netizens have counted Trump's sexism, xenophobia and racial discrimination over the years.

Last week, new Bai Lun told BuzzFeed that the "right direction" was only Trump's position on the p Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP), not any other policies he supported.

They support Trump because the wealthy businessman opposes Obama's support for the TPP trade agreement. A spokesman for the company said Obama was indifferent to the voice of the people.