About 10 years ago, my liberal friend was spouting Buy American and confessed her guilt at wearing clothes made in sweatshops. I wonder if she still feels that way?
I used to be very liberal and that's how I felt thinking about the child labor and suicide nets. I was too lazy to actually do anything about it, like most liberals who don't practice what they preach, but after the China virus this year I was so sick of their shit that I've made an effort to buy as much made here as possible. I also stopped using Amazon a few years ago after the whole washington post democracy dies in darkness bs. Breaking the addiction to cheap shit you don't need is hard at first but it's so much better in the long run. You end up with higher quality stuff and become much less wasteful, which liberals would like if they weren't hypocrites. I also buy most of my clothes second hand since the internet has made that really easy and affordable, it's not like crapshoot of going to a thrift store back in the day.
They all sell Chinese garbage anyways. Buy directly from American companies.
About 10 years ago, my liberal friend was spouting Buy American and confessed her guilt at wearing clothes made in sweatshops. I wonder if she still feels that way?
I used to be very liberal and that's how I felt thinking about the child labor and suicide nets. I was too lazy to actually do anything about it, like most liberals who don't practice what they preach, but after the China virus this year I was so sick of their shit that I've made an effort to buy as much made here as possible. I also stopped using Amazon a few years ago after the whole washington post democracy dies in darkness bs. Breaking the addiction to cheap shit you don't need is hard at first but it's so much better in the long run. You end up with higher quality stuff and become much less wasteful, which liberals would like if they weren't hypocrites. I also buy most of my clothes second hand since the internet has made that really easy and affordable, it's not like crapshoot of going to a thrift store back in the day.