People across the United States have been left outraged this week after the Dallas Cowboys posted a tweet about the stock market rally attempt.
The tweet, which read, “It’s a new stock market rally attempt, y’all. #TeslaJumps #StockMarketRally,” has been widely criticized for being too insensitive to the struggles faced by everyday people in the economy.
“It’s completely inappropriate for the Cowboys to be tweeting about the stock market like this,” said one angry Twitter user. “They should be more mindful of what they’re saying and how it could affect people.”
Other people have spoken out against the tweet, saying that it trivializes the economic crisis that many are facing right now. There have even been calls to boycott the team.
The Cowboys have yet to respond to the criticism, but they have deleted the tweet. It remains to be seen if they will apologize or address the issue further.
In the meantime, many are wondering how the team could be so tone deaf about such a sensitive subject. It’s a question that will likely linger in the minds of people for a long time to come.
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