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Post by Deleted on Sept 1, 2013 10:18:08 GMT 1
What do you think about clothing brands?  I love them  |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 1, 2013 10:53:48 GMT 1
Clothing brands are nothing for me.If I see something I like I'll buy it not because it's from a brand I like but because I like it as clothes.Those brands have caused much racism because of some poor families that can't afford all those expensive brands.I remember seeing some kids make fun of other kids that didn't buy some trendy clothes from a popular brand & I felt bad for them.I didn't care about brands since a child,in fact I think clothing brands make people only look the 'outside' of you,not the 'inside'.And that's sad.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 1, 2013 18:40:03 GMT 1
It's a 50/50 a lot of clothing brands are seen as nothing more than materialistically, whereas others are just popular because of the comfort and that they've been established for many years.
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Post by Logan on Sept 1, 2013 21:31:03 GMT 1
Clothing brands are nothing for me.If I see something I like I'll buy it not because it's from a brand I like but because I like it as clothes.Those brands have caused much racism because of some poor families that can't afford all those expensive brands.I remember seeing some kids make fun of other kids that didn't buy some trendy clothes from a popular brand & I felt bad for them.I didn't care about brands since a child,in fact I think clothing brands make people only look the 'outside' of you,not the 'inside'.And that's sad. I do the same tbh. I just look around and i'm like ooooh thats nice and wear it. If someone says you're not wearing blah blah (idk any brands tbh) then I would ignore them. They also use child labour and I'm against that so yeah but it's hard to avoid companies that use child labour. |
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Post by Vaios on Sept 1, 2013 22:47:41 GMT 1
But, I like the clothes from the company, not the company. |
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Post by Liev on Sept 3, 2013 9:00:48 GMT 1
Clothing brands are nothing for me.If I see something I like I'll buy it not because it's from a brand I like but because I like it as clothes.Those brands have caused much racism because of some poor families that can't afford all those expensive brands.I remember seeing some kids make fun of other kids that didn't buy some trendy clothes from a popular brand & I felt bad for them.I didn't care about brands since a child,in fact I think clothing brands make people only look the 'outside' of you,not the 'inside'.And that's sad. I do the same tbh. I just look around and i'm like ooooh thats nice and wear it. If someone says you're not wearing blah blah (idk any brands tbh) then I would ignore them. They also use child labour and I'm against that so yeah but it's hard to avoid companies that use child labour. I heard it from somewhere that  Nike uses unfair child labor in Asia (most specifically in Vietnam I think). But I'm not sure.  |
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Post by ESCIliasMANL (Inactive) on Sept 3, 2013 11:23:49 GMT 1
I do the same tbh. I just look around and i'm like ooooh thats nice and wear it. If someone says you're not wearing blah blah (idk any brands tbh) then I would ignore them. They also use child labour and I'm against that so yeah but it's hard to avoid companies that use child labour. I heard it from somewhere that  Nike uses unfair child labor in Asia (most specifically in Vietnam I think). But I'm not sure. Thats already known here in the netherlands!  |
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Post by Liev on Sept 3, 2013 13:08:54 GMT 1
Those poor innocent children. And Nike's not even giving them the shirts/shorts/shoes/accessories they made nor proper and just wage. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 3, 2013 13:27:15 GMT 1
I do the same tbh. I just look around and i'm like ooooh thats nice and wear it. If someone says you're not wearing blah blah (idk any brands tbh) then I would ignore them. They also use child labour and I'm against that so yeah but it's hard to avoid companies that use child labour. I heard it from somewhere that Nike uses unfair child labor in Asia (most specifically in Vietnam I think). But I'm not sure. Hundreds of corporations in the first world do this. That  Bangladeshi factory that collapsed in April (I think) provided cheap clothes for a  British store called Primark. I'm surprised that you didn't mention that there are these factories in the flagphillipines Philippines too, including one where iPods are made It's difficult being a Briton knowing that most of my luxuries come from the unfair suffering of others. |
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Post by Liev on Sept 3, 2013 13:32:28 GMT 1
I didn't know such thing from Apple  but yeah there are so many injustices happening here (incl. stupid child labor  ) and if I'm gonna mention all of that, it would take a day or so to finish. *sings in the tune of  Priyanka's "In My City"* Yep, I know you're gonna like it in my city... |
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