There's a hierarchy

[needanke@feddit.org]

I did an exchange year in MN and my host family there told me not to, always bought bottled water and never drank it themselves. And when I did try it it tasted very chlorinated.

[zarkanian@sh.itjust.works]

Water is regulated on the local level, so the quality varies depending upon what part of the country you're in. There are definitely places where you shouldn't drink the water.

[wowwoweowza@lemmy.world]

These are institutional devices. Place where I work has the good work one and I like that but it’s still a product even if I’m not personally going to buy it.

[wowwoweowza@lemmy.world]

Aren’t capitalists the target audience? Hopefully we’re not here just to pat one another on the back. We want to move people closer to the good side.

[wowwoweowza@lemmy.world]

I want to see the meme with ceo blood now.

[landedgentry@lemmy.zip]

I am very very sensitive to corporate astroturfing but frankly this macro seems pretty innocuous. Listing the models even enhances the comedy IMO

[wowwoweowza@lemmy.world]

It’s satire!

[landedgentry@lemmy.zip]

Whoosh on me then loll

[intensely_human@lemm.ee]

What good side are you talking about? A future in which only governments control the distribution of water fountains?

I’m a capitalist anyway, but I don’t really see the downside of a world in which a company makes drinking fountains and people can buy them.

[intensely_human@lemm.ee]

Are you so deeply against “capitalism” that you’re against products as such?

[intensely_human@lemm.ee]

Model number

[intensely_human@lemm.ee]

I don’t believe you