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> cosplaying as poverty relief Does it really? Who says this, and who believes it?
by antonvs 11mo ago
> cosplaying as poverty relief
Does it really? Who says this, and who believes it?
- WarOnPrivacy 11mo ago>> cosplaying as poverty relief > Does it really? Who says this (search engine: 22 relevant results in 0.85s.) we’re here to provide affordable and convenient access to name brands, DG’s private brands, nutritious foods, household essentials and more. ref: https://www.dollargeneral.com/hereforwhatmatters https://www.dollargeneral.com/hereforwhatmatters
- gruez 11mo ago>we’re here to provide affordable and convenient access [...] You'd have to be incredibly naive to interpret that as "poverty relief".
- antonvs 11mo ago> search engine: 22 relevant results in 0.85s. Being able to understand what those results mean is the important part.
- carlosjobim 11mo agoThat's how every super market or grocery store in the entire world would describe their business.
- array_key_first 11mo agoI mean, it's in the name.
- antonvs 11mo agoYou’d have to explain why you believe that. Just because someone in poverty can afford to purchase items in the store, doesn’t mean it’s good value, i.e. it’s not necessarily providing relief from poverty. In fact, it’s the opposite. See e.g. “How the dollar-store industry overcharges cash-strapped customers while promising low prices”: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/dec/03/customers-pay-more-rising-dollar-store-costs https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/dec/03/customers-pa...