We all aren't long for this earth...
Soft wars will eventually turn into hard wars, ever escalating, and we'll think of Chernobyl and Fukushima as the "good times"....
So when people talk about the short life span of products, it doesn't really factor into my way of thinking.... some products you should pay more for now while you can for quality's sake.
Most products, it doesn't really matter.... it's all going to be toast.
If your belief is that
"We all aren't long for this earth..." then it makes sense that you are not really concerned with the damage the overproduction and needless disposal of consumer products may or may not cause.
Hahahaha!!
I would have expected some of the SJW types who claim to be concerned for the health of the planet to have some good input. We might even have broadened the scope of the discussion into the detrimental effects of so many
other modern practices that are harming the environment and some people might have learned something new.
Instead I get Joe saying
"Boots Made in China are not as good as boots Made in England." His concept of long-term effects stretches out to the life span of his pair of boots. Fuckin' idiot. But I already knew that.
Oh yeah, and Levon wanted to explain why businesses would want to capitalize on their established reputation of making quality products. I mean, as he said, at least he tried to contribute to the thread. But it really did not address my question.
If so, what are the short, mid, and long term effects of this practice?
This was really a bit of a test to the SJW type people here. A somewhat opened-ended question like that can be used to see where people's minds
really are at.
SJWs, if they were sincere about their passions, would be expected to gravitate to subjects like the environmental impact and the exploitation of cheap labour. I thought Joe was headed in that direction when he mentioned boots being made in China, but his concern turned out to be
"cheap boots" and not
"children working is sweat shops". Hahaha!!!!
Anyways, SJWs like The Leaker and Murdock have never shown any ability beyond regurgitating the talking points they hear on MSNBC or CNN, or throwing out cheap personal insults. I did not really expect them to show up to a conversation that might involve critical thought.