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I guess the next push from the left will be to import millions of Thai monkeys.
Followed by years of berating people for saying "we should send those monkeys back to the jungle where they belong".
I guess the next push from the left will be to import millions of Thai monkeys.
It is also theft! We are stealing the milk from the cows.Isn't normal milk just forced cow slave labor?
True, those Costco execs are such baboons.Has anyone asked the monkeys their opinion?
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I'll bet zero fucks are given.
God i hated that band and the stupid hoodies they would put out.
Strife really was better in every way
are we ready to talk about monkey labor rights in the war room?
That doesn't justify participating in it where you know it is happening. We should actively and aggressively work to blacklist slave labor exploitation from our markets.
I don't know how I feel about monkeys. We raise and kill cows, pigs, chickens, sheep, goats, and many other animals; we tirelessly work horses on ranches, and while I've seen many Mustangs purchased with six-digit salaries, I can't recall having ever seen a Mustang with a six-digit salary. Dogs only carry a timecard in Warner Bros. cartoons.
I mean, holy shit, stop and think, people. This is ridiculous. We work the hell out of animals across the planet, and we never pay them. Are they treated humanely? That's the only question that matters.
Here are the videos of the coconut monkeys mistreatment. You be the judge.
And here was the rescue mission for coconut monkeys
Doing something for centuries is not a good reason to do something. In the end, if they want to export, and the countries buying the product don't want to buy it, it's their right. However, they should not complain when the product gets a bit more expensive then either.They've been doing it for centuries. Not just Thailand. Karens got upset and demand change. Child labor it is.