• cattywampas
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    6 days ago

    Ok but they are different from the rest though. They treat their employees better, provide good products and services, and as far as I know are the only company who are even pretending to attempt to pass the tariff refunds along to their customers. It’s just not up to your ideal standard. Which is fine, we don’t live in a perfect world and should continue to push for the best.

    Also their founder told the CEO “If you raise the price of the hot dog I will fucking kill you.”

    • Cousin Mose@lemmy.hogru.ch
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      6 days ago

      Is keeping the price of animal abuse products artificially low beneficial to the animals, the climate, or any of us though?

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        6 days ago

        That fight is with corn subsidies, not food court hot dogs.

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            6 days ago

            Because bottom-up behavioral changes are an ineffective use of energy. Consumer-scale recycling, pushing people towards veganism, embracing mass transit, equal rights regardless of demographic… decades of effort and a losing battle. Societal change requires a legislative push, and that push is usually spearheaded by an organized group of regular people but they are pressuring Congress and businesses rather than shaming their neighbors.