Employees ask Ford to stop building and selling police vehicles - Business Insider

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Ford CEO dismisses employee's call for company to stop making selling custom police vehicles and products

Throughout our history, the vehicles that Ford employees design and build have been used as accessories to police brutality and oppression. We know that while many join, support, or supply law enforcement with good intentions, these racist policing practices that plague our society are historic and systemic—a history and system perpetuated by Ford for over 70 years—ever since Ford introduced the first-ever police package in 1950.

"We do believe strongly that more transparency and accountability is required in police operations," Hackett wrote. "By taking away our Police Interceptors, we would be doing harm to their safety and making it harder for them to do their job. Again, this is why, given our insights, new capabilities and leadership, I believe these unfortunate circumstances present Ford with an even greater opportunity to not only innovate new solutions but also leverage our unique position to support the dialogue and reform needed to create safer communities for all.

 

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Any employee is free to leave at anytime. Proud that CEO Jim Hackett stood up to the radical socialist cancel culture mob. Very few with any balls left to do so.

Good. Extremist stupidity. Fire the person for their completely unrealistic view.

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