>>>Every cent we spend is our own ethical choice.
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>But you feel qualified to issue narrative about others' choice or even a presumed version you assign to them without evidence.
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>Sauce for the goose etc. You can't escape your exploitation of others via such sophistry.
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>Why do you believe you have a monopoly on exploiting others for things you want? If it's OK for you it must be OK for others too. These are the rationalizations that result in nothing changing and you're part of it.


I see.

You want a discussion where its all agreed the 0.5% have injured the 99.5% and nobody asks questions about what the 99.5% do.

Where iPhones made overseas are just as necessary as food picked by people who risk deportation in order to do it.

Where the $1200 a year I spend on food has the same impact as the American middle class spending $70K of a $55K salary.

Where if trying to make things better doesn't absolutely solve problems perfectly, it aint worth trying.