Letters by Pablo Nankin, MD: Adidas’ GOOD DEED gone wrong

Pablo Nankin, MD

By Adidas – SVG from original logo, Public Domain, Link

Approximately three days ago, I was thrilled to learn that a major company…  Adidas…was beginning a very unusual &  kind campaign to help amputees
In this case, they highlighted an Israeli soldier who lost part of his limb in the war to protect and save his country Israel from Palestinian and other terrorists

Adidas was going to provide the handicapped soldiers, with only one shoe if they wished,  instead of a pair,

Unfortunately and immediately persons such as   Javier Barden, Penelope Cruz?, and Mark Ruffalo, among others claimed  that Adidas was being  insensitive thus forcing them to come forth wih an apology
Good deeds and kindness obviously mean little to those people filled with hatred  for the Jews

Additionally we have to blame the directors and producers who willingly  hire these bad mouthed actors and even reward them with special awards

They should be chastised for making discriminatory remarks in particular when they do so at the Hollywood events, as well as be stopped from attending if possible

I suggest that what we the public can do is to stop patronizing their movies .

Of course now Adidas loses on efforts against Antisemitism