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I was not implying anything very factually based, just a decision based on people's perception. Like the ban on plastic straws.
by arketyp 5y ago
I was not implying anything very factually based, just a decision based on people's perception. Like the ban on plastic straws.
- mattowen_uk 5y agoIn this day and age, peoples perception is everything, and facts seem to be unimportant.
- Ma8ee 5y agoFacts, like that IKEA used certified lumber so they had very good reasons to believe that they used sustainable resources? Or that this scandal doesn't have anything to do with IKEA, but it seems like everyone that bought wood from that part of the world probably are as big part of it? They really tried to make it look like it was about IKEA children's furniture!, but if you actual read the article you linked it has actually very little to do with IKEA and there's nothing there that says IKEA did anything reprehensible or even anything that is hard to defend.
- mattowen_uk 5y agoDude, I was agreeing with you. I linked that article, because I recall it in the news, and it got fairly widely covered at the time with the blame firmly placed at IKEAs feet - "They should have known" apparently. People believe what they are told these days, without any desire to fact-check or cross-reference. I think this was my point.