Influencer Joung Gustav says he is facing economic ruin after Swiss retailers Migros and Coop ended their collaboration with him due to an asylum-critical TikTok video. He posted a video criticizing the Swiss asylum system, citing high costs, crime, and cultural change. Joung Gustav defends his calculations on asylum costs and denies being a racist.
He claims he missed a Migros call because of a doctor's appointment, and Migros proceeded without him, resulting in his product being delisted. The exact calculations and sources he used, as well as the legal grounds for the delisting and any formal response from Migros and Coop, remain unclear. In a separate case, social media influencer Justin Kralemann, known as The Woke Ginger, claims he was fired from Food Outreach Inc.
The claims in the lawsuit related to Enterprise Mobility are categorically untrue. We had no involvement in the decision pertaining to Mr. Kralemann’s employment status. We can also confirm Mr. Marsh recused himself from any board discussions related to the termination.
because of a critical video he posted online. He posted a video on February 17 criticizing Enterprise Holdings and St. Louis CITY SC over immigration and LGBTQ+ issues.
Kralemann was placed on administrative leave on February 18 and fired six days later after nearly eight years at the organization. He alleges that Food Outreach's executive director, Julie Lock, told him he was placed on leave due to his Enterprise content. Kralemann also claims that Craig Marsh, a Food Outreach board vice president and senior leader at Enterprise Mobility, worked to get him terminated.
Enterprise Mobility denies involvement in Kralemann's firing and states that Craig Marsh recused himself from related board discussions. Kralemann is suing Food Outreach Inc. for wrongful termination and violating a Missouri law protecting political opinions.