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Furniture really is the prime example. I've heard endless complaints about IKEA, along the lines of "I move two times and it's broken." You ask people whether
by knallfrosch 1y ago
Furniture really is the prime example. I've heard endless complaints about IKEA, along the lines of "I move two times and it's broken."
You ask people whether they have a sturdy childhood wardrobe that they could use. The idea seems disgusting.
You ask them what other options they considered. The comment appears to be offensive.
How many people have researched and considered a company's service hotline quality before deciding to buy? Noone.
People love to hate "evil" companies and expect laudations for knowing the concept of "planned obsolence" (they heard it once.) It's easy, it's someone else's fault.
But mention their own responsibility as capitalist consumers and they'll quickly leave the discussion.