Almost all of the glaring, unethical issues with generative AI—intellectual property theft, pollution, exploitation of labor and resources, specifically—also apply to fast fashion so if you’re taking a stance against one and not the other…
a Roger Rabbit sequel where the looney tunes start mysteriously disappearing at the WB lot and in the end they uncover the CEO is deleting them for the insurance money
I think if independent/ethical designers constantly have to explain why their items are so expensive, then exploitative fashion brands should have to explain—explicitly, in all their marketing and on every product page—why their items are so cheap.
"Then independent brands should charge less." They can't. They exist in the same financial climate you do: rent is up, cost of materials is up, livable wages are HIGH. Fast fashion brands make things cheaper by EXPLOITING the resources and labor that ALL clothes require to make.
don’t talk to me til i’ve had my breakfast, my breakfast dessert, my morning snack, my lunch, my lunch dessert, my afternoon snack, my dinner, my dessert, and my bedtime snack
@yasmeenchirps@ATT@ATTHelp Omg yes. When I did get someone on the phone, they saw that they never shipped the trade in kit the first time, got a confirmation # etc for a new kit to be shipped to me and have yet to get it… that was weeks ago.
You know you live in a messed up state when everyone is at the grocery store in the middle of a Tuesday before a freeze.
I always shop around this time and I’ve never seen H-E-B this packed.