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Same with Crayola. The reality is that Koala Kare and Crayola simply do not affect people's lives as much as tech giants on the list (Amazon and Apple), or CPGs
by 1propionyl 2y ago
Same with Crayola. The reality is that Koala Kare and Crayola simply do not affect people's lives as much as tech giants on the list (Amazon and Apple), or CPGs like Hershey's candy bars or Gatorade beverages.
To put a finer colored wax point on it: my crayon doesn't have access to my entire online life or my shopping habits, and I have no effective societal obligation to own Crayola crayons.
- drbig 2y ago> and I have no effective societal obligation to own Crayola crayons. Thanks for that insight. "Vote with your wallet" and similar responses seem to die under the actual, practical, reality of exclusion and/or lack of access.
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- ascorbic 2y ago> my crayon doesn't have access to my entire online life or my shopping habits, and I have no effective societal obligation to own Crayola crayons. Those have only really become an aspect of antitrust cases in the past decade though
- 1propionyl 2y agoRailroad, telecom, and oil monopolies of their time had their own analogue forms of reach into everyday life in ways crayons did/do not.