The above is probably spam from what will turn out to be a Russian mail order bride / human trafficking operation.
I might consider the boycott if the American women were union-made (which means shoddy quality, poor fit and finish, and higher prices compared to non-union). But that is not the case, so forget it.
I don't know. But I find the "union label" to be useful. It will denote overpriced, shoddy products (relative to other American products) and a workplace in which workers are bullied into giving hundreds of dollars to political campaign/lobbying organizations each year. So, I buy something else.
The above is probably spam from what will turn out to be a Russian mail order bride / human trafficking operation.
ReplyDeleteI might consider the boycott if the American women were union-made (which means shoddy quality, poor fit and finish, and higher prices compared to non-union). But that is not the case, so forget it.
Yeah, I'm not clicking the link.....but good point about 'union-made' women. Where would the union label be?
DeleteI don't know. But I find the "union label" to be useful. It will denote overpriced, shoddy products (relative to other American products) and a workplace in which workers are bullied into giving hundreds of dollars to political campaign/lobbying organizations each year. So, I buy something else.
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