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For those of us fortunate enough to be educated and well-paid and with good work conditions, yes. This is not the case for a large part of the world. I'd like t
by telesilla 7y ago
For those of us fortunate enough to be educated and well-paid and with good work conditions, yes. This is not the case for a large part of the world. I'd like to live in a world where I know that everything I purchase does not come from a situation where harm is caused, so those who produce what I consume can also have the choice to live with abundance.
- Fnoord 7y ago> I'd like to live in a world where I know that everything I purchase does not come from a situation where harm is caused The thing is, harm is an abstract and in this case absolute term. If you take for example free range chicken, they're still being consumed, but they experience more freedom throughout their life. The workers who build the Fairphone still don't get paid much, but at least they get paid more adequate and are treated better.
- telesilla 7y agoAbsolutely agree, it's a difficult line to draw but better to try, with the examples you give, rather than knowingly (or in ignorance) cause harm.