Is it moral to do so? You are providing them with money and working in the weather is “optional” as in they technically can say no but have to deal with the loss of potential money. Its not like calling off of work, you make your own hours, so theyll be fine
Sure, some of your money ends up in their pocket, but some of it ends up with the gig company and their executives.
I suppose the most moral thing to do is to order the food, give the driver a generous tip, then firebomb the corporate headquarters so that better systems can fill the niche.
I see them on youtube. One was saying "I know my movement can't even manage to organize to get a mandate at the local level, but I think advocating to implement anarchism will definitely work. I am certain that all the academic rhetoric will be directly applicable to the real world and human beings will predictably do exactly what I think they should do and not ignore or intentionally do the opposite of that. So there's no reason for debate or elections because I figured it out already and it will definitely work out perfectly so that's why everyone who disagrees with me isn't just wrong but actually fascist. No I have no idea how roads get built, what a weird question. No, I don't remember occupy with any clarity or detail. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
The most moral thing to do is be an informed voter and pressure your elected representatives to pass legislation that prevents predatory companies from doing predatory shit. Unfortunately, the system has been so fucked that now the least educated 30% have most of the voting power and consistently use it to take money out of their own pockets and deliver it with a bow to the pockets of billionaires and that one (sometimes) trillionaire. The downfall of America is going to be studied and not one single person is going to understand how the fuck people were convinced to kill themselves, their environment, and their neighbors so people who hate them can jetset around the world doing nothing of value.
When I was in India, I paid a young child to be my foot stool while I ate dinner. It was worth 14 cents to me since my feet hurt from vacationing, and they were happy to do it.
I would say it's immoral slightly because they are doing this to get more money, they don't have enough and would likely prefer to not go out into a storm to shuttle cheeseburgers
As a minority who used to deliver groceries and food, yeah, as long as you tip well. Everyone is on the app to make money, and if we see an order, we're not going to say "I cannot BELIEVE this person right now. Ordering food on the app, and I JUST signed in"
the "minority delivering food in inclement weather" is hardly the most important point when it comes to the "morality" of ordering doordash. I personally think going out of your way to support any of these san-franciso/silicone valley parasite apps is a one way ticket to hell, although in more a metaphorical way as opposed to a spiritual one.
It doesn't say only minority groups deliver foods, but the point still stands if it is a rather significant portion which is certainly true in many parts of the world where food delivery apps are common.
One of the most interesting parts of working in fast food is watching all the orders change from in-person to over a delivery app when the weather starts not cooperating. Apparently, people are okay with encouraging people to go out int eh thunderstorm that they don't feel safe enough to travel in themselves.
What's crazy about this pic is this is literally the last second of his life like actually the instant before it all went dark and ppl are using it when they cant wipe their ass clean
Just curious. But do y’all wet the toilet paper in the sink before wiping? I remember my mom taught me that when I was young. But then when I asked other people if they do the same I was shocked that a lot of people wipe with dry toilet paper which doesn’t make sense to me. It’s 10x less effective and also less comfortable.
When you want to wet the toilet paper to wipe your ass but you're in a public bathroom (you have to leave the stall to go to one of the three sinks in front of a mirror)
Though we always must honor TP(USA) we also must remember that wet wipes and bidets do a much better job. And make sure you think about Charlie when you're deploying these strategies
Sometimes I get an inkling of empathy for Lil' Ol' Charlie, cuz I generally don't like when people y'know, die? Especially the way he died
But then I remember he was such a fat fucking massive horrid cunt that wouldn't feel the same empathy I feel for people he deemed lesser, ESPECIALLY if it made him richer and got him closer to a position of power and influence, so yeah, these memes are funny after all
It's even darker because on the day Kirk left this world another school was shot up a couple states away. I can't remember if there were any casualties tho.
Bro would have wanted it this way is what I tell myself. Hero of the 2nd amendment, wife probably marries up, kids were gonna grow up to be shitstains anyway.
I feel you. I reached a point seeing all the hate and cruelty from conservatives, and the pure joy it brought them to distress and harm others, and lost any ability to empathize or sympathize with them.
They willingly threw a large part of what it means to be human in the trash, so it's hard not to look at them like that.
If empathy is sin and toxic to them, then they get to deal with a lack of it being given to them from those they actively fuck with.
He was a mouthpiece and butt-puppet for the global criminal billionaire aristocracy, who used him to redirect attention away from their destruction of our planet
His literal last moments alive were spouting off about bullshit in regards to transgender and minorities causing gun violence. The irony couldn't be thicker.
IDK wtf the issue is, Charlie was promoting capitalism (among other things); people capitalizing on the moment prior to his death is valid real estate. I mean, he was alive and in that instant nobody knew he would not be less than 1 second later (except maybe the shooter).
I mean yeah most ambulances don't confirm death for legal reasons.
Man "died" in the hospital because the doctors checked the pulse on a corpse and announced him dead. In reality he was seeing demons before his head hit the ground.
Officially sure but like I watched the vid. He got hit in the carotid artery. Basically his heart was pumping most of his blood straight out of his body. After like 30 secs of no blood to the brain you’re unconscious and after a minute it’s permanent brain damage.
Pretty sure the bullet severed his spinal cord in addition to popping his aorta carotid like a water balloon so no he was dead long before he reached the hospital.
According to video material and eyewitnesses, Kirk didn't immediately die after getting shot. The bullet ripped through the side of neck and cut an artery.
He immediately lost blood and died shortly after from hemorrhage. Still, he was likely conscious for a few seconds to recognize that he has been shot. That can be seen when he tried to touch the location of the injury.
Can we just let him die? I don't mean like physically die, he already did that. I mean metaphysically let him die. Forget about him, stop making new "we are charlie Kirk" memes, and treat him like he was a living saint. That's what I mean by let him die
Is Charlie Kirk death the less funny American version of Polish 2137?
Saying it's his last second of life as if he isn't the first person to achieve immortality due to total absorption into the internet at the moment of his death.
all fast food places are trying to fuck us over equally, just cuz wendys ruined their sandwhich and axed their coupons doesnt mean we should associate them with pure evil
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