CEO Playing Cards: The Game Corporate America Doesn’t Want You to Play
James Harr’s plan to release “Most Wanted CEO” playing cards sparked a social media storm and a front-page New York Post story. Within hours, he faced police visits and account bans. The deck, a satirical critique of corporate power, now serves as a cautionary tale about the perils of content moderation.
Hot Take:
In the wild world of capitalism, one man’s satirical take on corporate greed with a deck of playing cards has turned into a high-stakes game of social media whack-a-mole. Who knew a game night could get you banned faster than a teenage TikTok dance challenge?
Key Points:
- James Harr’s satirical “Most Wanted CEO” playing cards aim to critique corporate greed.
- The cards sparked controversy, leading to social media bans and police attention.
- Content moderation inconsistencies led to widespread account suspensions.
- Platforms like PayPal and Shopify disabled Harr’s accounts, citing offensive content.
- Harr’s story highlights the power and influence of social media and financial platforms.
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