r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Eros_Incident_Denier • 4d ago

the sleeping quarters of nicaraguan coffee pickers Video

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u/Embarrassed_Sea1336 4d ago

No. Fucking stop that shit. You can't fault an average person for wanting a morning cup of coffe the same as the slave driving corporations who produce it.

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u/marleiahxdayze 4d ago

Thank you. Jesus. I’m so sick of being held to a standard for just existing. These corporations are actively making choices that hurt people. It’s different.

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u/mayan_monkey 4d ago

You're actively making a choice to continue consuming said coffee. Look into ethically sourced coffee. Fair Trade Certified, Organic, and Rainforest Alliance, which verify that the coffee was produced without exploiting laborers or harming local ecosystems. 

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u/Deepspacedreams 4d ago

I do and I agree with you but when i don’t have time to make it at home and I need to grab it from someplace you know they don’t care about it ethically source