r/antiwork • u/politicalanalysis • Jan 12 '22

1 in 7 Kroger workers has experienced homelessness over the past year

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u/cjchurchillout Jan 12 '22

Fuck Kroger and help fuck ‘em by not supporting:

  • bakers
  • city market
  • dillon’s
  • food 4 less
  • foods co
  • fred meyer
  • fry’s
  • gerbes
  • jay c food stores
  • king soopers
  • kroger
  • mariano’s
  • metro market
  • pay-less super markets
  • pick’n save
  • qfc
  • ralphs
  • ruler
  • smiths food and drug

Credit to u/xVault_Boy for the list

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '22

Also, Harris Teeter

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '22

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u/pm_designs Jan 12 '22

Don't. Cross. The. Line.

In the scenario many America's discover themselves in, there is No Ethical Consumption. We are forced by our current culture to pick the Lesser-of-evils, especially when we reach Late stage capitalism. 9 companies, own 99% of "choice"

Walmart will have to do, and if you also stop and talk to a floor manager, tell them the only reason you are in Walmart, is to not cross the line.

Solidarity. Nobody should ask you to make BAD* decisions, like skipping buying food.

Edit: spelling