To Fight ‘Shrinkflation’ France Will Force Retailers to Warn Shoppers: Merchants will be required to put signs in front of all products that have been reduced in size without a corresponding price cut
To Fight ‘Shrinkflation’ France Will Force Retailers to Warn Shoppers: Merchants will be required to put signs in front of all products that have been reduced in size without a corresponding price cut
Merchants will be required to put signs in front of all products that have been reduced in size without a corresponding price cut.
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I wish we had a small percent of what France does for its consumer rights in the United States.
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That's because we don't set shit on fire every time the government looks at us wrong.
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Perhaps it’s time to change that
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Impossible when 30% of the country is addicted to a 100% propaganda channel
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if that 30% were able to do so much damage, the other 70% can do even more.
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The other 70% consider political activism posting memes on places like this.
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Bringing awareness to issues (even through memes) is a good way to get people who are capable of fighting in on the fight.
What also tends to happen though is that when an issue gets popular, some people jump on the bandwagon for the dopamine hit that comes from the attention they get when they make content about the issue. Hell, even when they don’t make it. I’ve seen stickied comments on clips of popular music videos (just one ridiculous example) posted by fans where they’re saying shit like, “Oh my god guys! Thank you so much for all the likes and comments! I didn’t expect this to be so big!” Ummm, it’s a Beatles clip my guy. You didn’t do anything but reupload a bit of it in short form. You out here acting like you just a member of the band caught off guard by how many people like you.
I always have to be a dick and ask, “Oh, you made this?”
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If our representative govt represented us, maybe...but it doesnt, so we wont.
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thats why we actually gotta do shit
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What's great about this comment is that every side can say it about the other!
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I agree, but it’s also worth noting the influence of police forces, riot police, swat teams, and the national guard.
The US basically has an occupying army to quell unrest in every county across the country, so it’s harder to properly protest without state retaliation. Not to say we shouldn’t do it, but I can understand people’s reticence.
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If only they had a right to an armed militia ha ha ha ha ha
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Fr. Leftists need to exercise their second amendment rights way more.
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Plenty do. There just needs to be more organization.
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You're right. We have idiots setting themselves on fire in front of courthouses instead.
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Oh so I'm guessing it did come out he was doing it for Trump? Because the one who did it in protest of the our support of Israel was looked at as a kind of a hero here.
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The reporting I’ve seen was that he had been hanging around the courthouse for a few days and was obviously mentally unwell but he essentially thinks Biden and Trump are working together to establish a fascist state and it all heavily involves Peter Thiel. I didn’t read it but someone made a word cloud of his pamphlet and it was all over the place and even involved conspiracy theories of yore that have been supplanted by QAnon and vaccine stuff.
So, I guess bipartisan?
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He threw conspiracy theory pamphlets in the air beforehand, so safe bet it was for Trump.
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And vote for the wrong people
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That's why the French protest all the time. They fight for their rights.
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To... Party?
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He says rights plural, so it must be parties plural.
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Corporations are people and people are allowed privacy, so corporations don't have to tell you anything, pal!
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THAT'S AMERICA BABY LOVE GETTING STEPPED ON AND ASK FOR MORE OR QUIETLY GET STEPPED ON AND GET MORE ANYWAY HOOOOOAH 🦅🦅🦅🦅🎆🎆🎆🎆
~(Help us)~
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I think it's lobbying. The US market is so big it pays off to lobby hard.
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