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today our team decided, in the space of about 5 minutes, to deny service to a company that makes products for police departments.
it’s really that easy.
if you’re acting like it’s not that easy, you’re telling on yourself.
it’s really that easy.
if you’re acting like it’s not that easy, you’re telling on yourself.
i wasn’t going to say anything about this bc it is just a normal, every day thing: don’t empower the prison industrial complex
then i read this essay by a basecamp employee and felt her sheer *exhaustion* over the fake complexity of “Moral Quandaries” https://janeyang.org/2021/04/27/an-open-letter-to-jason-and-david/
then i read this essay by a basecamp employee and felt her sheer *exhaustion* over the fake complexity of “Moral Quandaries” https://janeyang.org/2021/04/27/an-open-letter-to-jason-and-david/
Q: should we knowingly and intentionally profit off horrible things, even if we really, really like money?
A: no. what’s wrong with you
A: no. what’s wrong with you
1. police eat donuts. there’s a big difference between “donut shop” and “catering company specializing in police departments”
2. microsoft intentionally works with ICE. easy: i don’t need or want microsoft’s business.
please try harder on your next gotcha. this is just sad https://twitter.com/pinterestinpink/status/1387136505798397960
2. microsoft intentionally works with ICE. easy: i don’t need or want microsoft’s business.
please try harder on your next gotcha. this is just sad https://twitter.com/pinterestinpink/status/1387136505798397960
we don’t *investigate* our customers.
we just click the link in their email signatures.
the bar is really, really low.
still so many pretend it’s impossible to meet.
we just click the link in their email signatures.
the bar is really, really low.
still so many pretend it’s impossible to meet.
