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  • 2016-11-03 (xsd:date)
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  • Starbucks CEO Admits Plot to Lure Customers Into Satanism (en)
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  • On 10 November 2015, the Dandy Goat web site published an article reporting that Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz had admitted to using the store's new holiday cups (controversial for their lack of overt Christmas symbolism) to lure the giant coffee chain's customers into the practice Satanism: A similar story claimed much the same. There was no truth to the issue. The Dandy Goat is a satirical publication, and their article about Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Satanism was a spoof of the (largely manufactured) holiday cups controversy of 2015. The Dandy Goat site does not include a readily available disclaimer identifying it as a satirical publication, but the site's slogan, fashionable beliefs, popular sentiments, and mental incontinence, make it clear that The Dandy Goat should not be considered a trusted source for news. (en)
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