And what really sucks is that nobody ever really cares that much to be able to make serious threats towards the company to try and convince/strong arm them into going back on their decision (not like it'd change anything if someone/people DID try to get violent).
Imagine a world like that, company adds or gets rid of something that causes an uproar in their customers, angry mob shows up at their doors and that's all it takes for company to change their mind. You could even swap McDonalds in this case with any other company that's known for making decisions that seem like they were made purely to make people say "What the fuck, WHY". Imagine the possibilities.
Perhaps the reason we don't do this is because forming an angry mob to stop a company from discontinuing some orange drink is some of the dumbest shit I've ever seen suggested ---
