Anonymous #2 13w

Ben and Jerry themselves and the og people are amazing but they’ve been taken over by bad people and companies and are basically leaving the company they love and started bc of that I think. I forgot how it happened. I think it was sold or merged and it slowly developed into that or something. Idek I could be very off

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Anonymous #2 13w

Bought out/corporate take over. Jerry also left over it and said they were forced to drop their activism.

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Anonymous #1 13w

That’s the problem right there

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Anonymous #5 13w

cvs or walgreens, or costco if you have a membership

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Anonymous #6 13w

No No, see getting the freebies doesn’t count bc it’s not giving them money

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Anonymous #9 13w

In fact it’s better bc you taking something from them for free instead of spending X amount and giving them more money

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Anonymous #3 13w

So you’re supporting boycotting something you don’t even know anything about?😭

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Anonymous #10 13w

I know enough that I’ve seen the creators page who’s an amazing person say that he’s leaving and not supporting his own company he loved

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Anonymous #6 13w

babe almost every company gives you something free for your birthday… 🤨🫩

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Anonymous #10 13w

The creators support the boycott..

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Anonymous #7 13w

It kinda sucks tho cuz Walmart is cheaper than these places:/

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Anonymous #13 13w

I steal from Walmart

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Anonymous #13 13w

feel that; dollar general/store, grocery outlets, honestly even lidl or aldi i’ve seen cheaper prices

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Anonymous #8 13w

^ the main place to buy groceries in my town is Walmart, I’m not sure where else to go

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Anonymous #15 13w

how does text look like ai

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Anonymous #14 13w

it kinda does tho. the color selection is weird and doesn’t mesh well with the black background. the gray lettering is an odd color compared to the other lettering and ben and jerry’s is spelled with two different apostrophes

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Anonymous #11 13w

Ik, what I was trying to say is if the concept of boycotting means to stop buying/supporting then only going when it’s Time for free stuff would be better bc actively lose money that way

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Anonymous #2 13w

Jerry just left the company a week or two ago, citing that the main factor was Unilever was stifling their ideology as a brand to support causes and speak out against injustice.

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Anonymous #8 13w

If you cannot fully boycott (I can’t fully boycott Walmart either), just buy the bare minimum. No little treats (or at least get them elsewhere), just absolute necessities.

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Anonymous #6 13w

Sometimes I imagine what being this ignorant is like. It must be horrific from a moral standpoint, but so freeing mentally because you don’t give a fuck about anyone or anything other than yourself.

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Anonymous #11 13w

Yk I typed a response and after posting did I realize the reply was to 6 instead of me lmaoooo I’m sorry 😔

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Anonymous #8 13w

Do you have an aldi? They’re cheaper

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Anonymous #17 13w

I do, but I get a lot of benefits with walmart + they offer a lot more stuff that I need. Aldi is usually closed by the time I get out of classes and when i’m free. But I try to shop there from time to time when I can

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Anonymous #6 13w

I hope your birthday drink gets into your lungs! 🫶🏻

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Anonymous #15 13w

fr why is this getting downvoted lol

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Anonymous #5 13w

Buy local as much as possible, I know in many places of the country Walmart is peoples only option so if you have to buy there it’s okay, lots of imperfect actions are better than 1 or 2 perfect ones.

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Anonymous #21 13w

It’s 6 stores. It’s not that hard. lol. Just do as best as you can.

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Anonymous #24 13w

They’re anti union

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Anonymous OP 13w

Saying it’s 6 stores is rather deceptive since 3 of them are probably where most people do their shopping. Also Amazon is not really 1 store in the traditional sense

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Anonymous #18 13w

hoping someone chokes for getting a free drink is fucking crazy

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Anonymous #8 13w

this won’t work for most ppl tbh but i think it’s worth putting out there, if you live in/near a mid-larger sized city check to see if there’s a refillery around. it’s generally cheaper if you bring your own containers and it’s better for the environment! i just say this because i live in the outskirts of a city w 120,000 ppl and just learned we have one, and im really excited about it!!

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Anonymous #25 13w

Have you tried buying directly from the companies that make them?

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Anonymous #5 13w

Have you tried buying directly from the companies that make them?

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Anonymous #4 13w

they’re usually more expensive buying directly from the companies since i’d have to pay shipping, while if it’s walmart or target i can go in person, then amazon free shipping. i’m on a budget, and can’t just ask my parents for extra money. don’t have any like local businesses that’ll sell similar items unless i wanna pay double. i live in an area where the locals make it seem like bc they’re local and small, their prices are cheaper, but they’re way more expensive 😭

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Anonymous #25 12w

That’s fair. If you can’t afford to boycott or the products you need aren’t available anywhere else, just buy the bare minimum from these places. No one should be mad at you for just trying to survive.

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Anonymous #29 12w

dunkin’ donuts cheaper and better #dunkinontop #itsnotthathardtogetcoffeeanywhereelse

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