@howlinghowler_ My family got here in the 1700s and fought to keep the Union whole, and I think the only people this “chart” is for are anti-American loser dipshits with nothing going on in their lives.
@son_gab@NobleQAli If my defense of her seems too aggro, consider this. The bills in her hand appear to be 5 100k rial notes ($125), 5 times standard rate, it seems like she tries to give good haircuts & be as ethical as possible… & she’s a person… Who might see this pileon & no one defending her
@Greys_goat@NobleQAli Who made you the Union rep for rural Khmer u never even thought about until it came time to use them as props to grandstand? Looks like 500k riel-$125 for a haircut. It’s gross to insist a revenue of theirs must be shut down bcs of your gripes with capitalism & Victorian England
@Greys_goat@NobleQAli looks like 5 green 100.000 riel notes- $125 US
told Im so evil for questioning the righteousness of your pile-on & the only harms I hear are
1 Well, sometimes they’re not paid enough
2 She makes a profit so it’s bad
3 It reminds me of this different thing that actually is bad
@blo0dyHarry@grok@jackson_rem Let’s put this to bed. @grok does it seem more likely to you or less likely that the amount she is holding is $500,000 riel or the precious lower estimate? How does this compare to industry standards? How much labor is involved in creating the finished product?
@blo0dyHarry@grok@jackson_rem Lol. “If we cynically assume the extreme scenario on both ends, ignore what you can clearly see with ur own eyes that it is 5 green 100,000 riel notes ($125), & pretend turning a profit after putting in labor to make & sell a finished product is evil…”
You’re a clown.
@blo0dyHarry@grok@jackson_rem Hey @grok do those look like the green 100.000 riel notes? How many notes is she holding?
Ur cynically assuming the lowest amt plausible for payment & comparing it to a finished product that requires more labor to produce & an established business to sell
@blo0dyHarry@jackson_rem@grok Assuming those are the Green 100,000 Riel notes they appear to be, 5 of them, with an exchange value of about $25 US per note, that’s like $125 dollars.
I would take that deal. Heck; I’d take the lower $60 estimate, and I’d imagine $100 goes way farther in rural Cambodia.
@herbavoure@NobleQAli Are you one of these Khmer women?
Or just using them as props to channel ur personal resentment through regardless of how positive they actlly feel about the exchange?
I dislike bullies predictably choosing black women as targets to project resentment & desire for control onto
@27959hgrgj@NobleQAli Nah, What he’s doing is virtue signaling with a side of Reesentment and desire to scold and dictate women’s choices according to his own personal morality.
@Kasteel497291 Every person in that thread asked to give a real explanation of how anyone is harmed just says
1. it’s inherently exploitative & bad to engage in commerce with anyone who has less money than you
2. Getting paid $100 to get a haircut is morally equivalent selling your kidneys
@son_gab@NobleQAli French, who cares, a privileged person in a country that arguably still maintains a colonial apparatus arrogantly demanding ppl elsewhere be poorer & have less bcs you’ve decided selling Barbershop floor trimmings is equivalent to selling a kidney. It’s really about you, not them
@leiflaw@NobleQAli What, this a threat or something? Srry to crash ur ugly & irrational hatefest against a random black woman for engaging in mutually beneficial commerce outside the US that you can’t actually describe any real harmful impacts of. He’s Silent on sex-tourism but not haircuts & wigs.
@son_gab@NobleQAli So your enlightened progressive position as a privileged American is that poor rural women in Cambodia should be even poorer because getting a *haircut* and letting the barber pay you to keeps the locs is morally equivalent to cutting out and selling your organs. That’s idiotic