@kamilkazani Maybe we just don't like muslims or anything related to islam more. Anything else is better than that shit, ok maybe except things related to russia.
Latvijas pasūtītās pret kuģu aizsardzības sistēmas viena raķete maksā 1.5 miljonus dolāru. Bet cilvēki cepas par Kariņa lidošanu. Te viens pukš un 1.5 miljoni zaļo aizlido.
Worth a reminder of this tweet now that we know @benandjerrys is literally a sponsor of russia’s war as part of @Unilever.
As the troops it sponsors were poised for genocide, Ben & Jerry’s tried to claim that abandoning democratic allies to mass murder was a progressive cause.
There’s a pattern with this brand.
It campaigned to end modern slavery while not tackling the use of child labour within its own supply chain. It campaigned for the return of Native American land, while ignoring the fact its own Vermont HQ is built on stolen Native American land.
Ben & Jerry’s acts sanctimonious for its oh-so-clever cutesy marketing that wins lots of awards - but it quickly moves onto another topic before people start unpicking the hypocrisy.
Much of this can be explained by cofounder Ben Cohen whose ‘progressive values’ are thinly-disguised Kremlin propaganda. Earlier this year, Cohen chose a prolific Pro-Putin, Pro-Assad atrocity denier for his new ‘journalism’ award.
But Ben & Jerry’s can no longer pretend to be a folksy small town company. It’s Unilever. And that’s the big problem right now. Unilever broke its promises to stop investing in Russia. It pays huge amounts of tax there to fund Russia’s genocide.
When Ben & Jerry’s hit send on that tweet, they didn’t stop to think how that might be received in our region where their products - and their group company products - are widely sold. They didn’t think it would matter because they didn’t think we had any agency. They didn’t think how the inevitable unfolding aggression would rebound on them and expose their greed and hypocrisies.
Every product sold by Unilever has an alternative made by genuinely ethical companies across our region who support Ukraine (including ice creams made with far less additives & weed killing chemicals). It’s time to embrace them more, while also supporting @SolidarityUKR to ensure that Unilever is reminded every day in every way:
You cannot simultaneously be sanctimonious and a sponsor of genocide.
We call on @Unilever to leave Russia and work for peace rather than finance war.
Sending hundreds of millions more dollars to Russia in response to its full scale war against Ukraine only fans the flames of aggression.
Tie ir tehniski sīkumi, var pieteikties uz cenu grupām, vienu vai vairākām, var arī izsolīt dažus simtus biļešu vairāk solīšanā, lai kaut vai atpelnītu kaut ko, vai dotu cilvēkiem iespēju, kas krāj 10 gadus tam pasākumam. Bet saukt rindu par rindu, kad reāls teksts no biļešu pārdevēja ir, ka rindas numurs tiek piešķirts in random (nu ja mēs tam ticam), tad es teiktu labāk to noformēt par loteriju un attiecīgi būs arī kāds uzraugs, kas uzraudzīs, ka tas notiek godīgi.
Man liekas ar to Dziesmusvētku biļešu pirkšanu jau sen skaidrs, ka tā nav gluži rinda, bet loterija. Tad kāpēc uzreiz to nepozicionēt tā. Nedēļu visi gribētāji piesakās, pēc tam izloze un visi uzvarētāji saņem iespēju nopirkt biļetes, mierīgi bez stresa.