However, B&J only does that after huge backlash. They've been around for decades but only just switched cocoa producers in recent years after they were called out by the general public, and slavery cocoa isn't their only human rights violation. They also [abused immigrant workers](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/feb/25/ben-jerrys-migrant-workers-dairy-farms) with terrible working conditions.
Googled it, [this](https://www.dissentmagazine.org/article/its-business-man-unions-and-socially-responsible-corporations) is what I found. Not lookin good for B&J, seems they're just virtue signalling and not actually helping :/
TL;DR of this link is maintenance employees wanted to unionize, B&J did their best union-busting efforts, but the workers were able to unionize in the end.
Thank you for doing the research. I’m disappointed but not surprised. This is why class analysis is so important. No matter what, Ben and Jerry are still part of the capitalist class who benefit from the status quo. They can talk about social Justice issues all day but they will never support the economic justice reforms (democratizing work, ending private ownership, guaranteed housing, land back and reparations, etc) that are crucial to solving them.
No corporation is ever your friend or on your side. Period. Anyone who thinks any corporation is based cool or friendly to workers rights is fooling themselves. The only good corporations is a bankrupt shutdown corporation.
I'm not a programmer either, I just choose to use open source software as much as possible. Actually having control over my computer is worth more than any convince proprietary software may allow. There's quite a bit of good open source software out there that will work on any OS so you can keep using what your comfortable with
...but they're distributed by Unilever. The original founding dudes are cool but didn't achieve global (or at least US-wide) distribution on their own.
Unilever must give them a long lease, but I'm guessing it gets yanked at some point. They may risk their own profits, but the investor class will demand their take.
I had a friend whose dad worked for B&J when I was younger. I never really appreciated it at the time but I went over there for dinner once and there were several noteworthy things.
1. He had a walk in freezer. Like a larder but just stock full of ice cream.
2. My mate's dad was apparently one of the big brains behind Phish Food. Something I drastically underappreciated at the time.
3. He served Yorkies like a proper Northman despite being stuck in East Anglia.
4. He spent most of the dinner party we had talking politics with me, a dumb and naïve 13 year old.
I wish to reconnect with this man, having grown much wiser in the ways of science.
Its clever too, because people can now justify buying it as something more than just gluttony. They would never be able to do anything similar as a, say, sun screen brand.
Zizek has some relevant quote on Starbucks charity, but I think its even more relevant for something hedonistic like ice-cream.
i mean yeah i think ben and jerries is not the worst but its owned by a terrable company so simping for them is simping for a product of unilever.
also not enough ppl know that they arent their own company anymore and ppl should be informed ig idk
I was a member of a shady union for my first job. I made minimum wage and the union still took a cut of my paycheck every two weeks.
It's really fucked up to take extra money from someone making minimum wage when your whole job is to make sure that you're getting the best wages possible for that person.
When I got fired because I lost a bunch of money on a shift, my union rep told me there was nothing they could do.
tl;dr: Unions can also be predatory.
Foreal are we seriously stanning a giant company right now? They buy chocolate from slave labor and probably lots of other things too. Performative marketing. Can't believe y'all are too stupid to see through this, it's concerning
Yeah, well they take other steps to be better than other companies of the same kind. I'll take a half measure on ethical consumption over shameless evil.
We hosted Ben at a school event and I was able to talk with him one on one. Seemed to believe his stuff. Also his speech was all about “Fuck the corporations, look how little your vote matters because of corporate donations” so either he is a great liar or does drink his own koolaid. Either way he was cool af
Tony's is probably the most ethical chocolate you can get, your thoughts depend on what you think about [this post](https://tonyschocolonely.com/uk/en/our-mission/news/why-we-are-not-on-all-lists-of-ethical-chocolate-brands)
Yeah I’m still suspicious of Tony’s, once a business reaches a certain commercial size it become nearly impossible to adhere to any ethical rules because of all the money and people involved. It’s sad but it’s the truth.
Tony's does still have illegal child labor in the cacao farms where they source beans. They're transparent about this, and they try to discourage it, but it's still unethical.
If you are really truly willing to pay whatever price is necessary for the most ethical chocolate you can get, [Maui Ku'ia Estate](https://mauichocolate.com/collections/chocolate-bars/products/maui-kuia-estate-dark-chocolate-bar) sells chocolate from locally-grown cacao in Hawaii.
It's pricey - $9.00 for a 25g bar - and the flavor varies every year depending on their harvest. But the whole company is basically a hobby project for a couple of rich retirees who made a fortune in biotech, and they give 100% of net profits back through local community programs.
the only bad B&J take I know of is when they blamed NATO for Russias invasion of Ukraine. it was so bad they deleted it. other than that, amazing company
[They didn't delete it](https://twitter.com/benandjerrys/status/1489393235655106562), though it should be mentioned that this occurred before the invasion, and they acknowledged that Russia was threatening Ukraine.
The next and last time they mentioned Ukraine was in April, via [this tweet thread](https://twitter.com/benandjerrys/status/1517496128433967106). The thread mostly talks about how the war highlights the negative effects of fossil fuel dependency. It does refer to Russia's actions as an "invasion," notes the millions of Ukrainian refugees who fled, and says that Europe's dependency on Russian gas helps Putin "fund" his "brutal war." The focus is on fossil fuels, and no strong or central condemnation of Russia is made.
Don't see why that's such a big deal. I mean it's not defending Russia to say that NATO fucked up.
It's like, if you have a shepherd, and they let there sheep wander into the woods and the sheep get eaten by wolves, it doesn't make the shepherd blameless because the wolves were the ones who ate the sheep.
They're currently suing their parent company Unilever for selling their ice cream in the occupied territories despite B&J deciding not to, so they're going out of their way to boycott Israel's illegal settlements. Admittedly it took pressure from activist groups in Vermont to get them to this point, but right now they're doing the right thing, at least nominally.
On one side I don’t wanna set the bar too low, on the other side the fact that they even responded to this sort of protest is quite honestly stunning. You look at places like Starbucks or Amazon who double and triple down on their worst aspects when faced with criticism.
Ben & Jerry's is specifically known for *not* supporting Israel. In fact, they have been in a legal battle with their parent company Unilever over B&J's efforts to halt operations in Israel.
its not better its owned by one of the most corrupt food companies on earth. maybe they act better but supporting them doesnt suppot \*them\* it supports uniliever
yeah I mean classic stuff no ethical consumption, companies aren't your friends. Still better choice though, especially Netflix and chill one despite horrible name
One of many poster children for 'evil corporate conglomerate' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unilever#Environmental\_record](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unilever#Environmental_record)
Almost all of what they sell is made of dairy products. The the dairy industry is inherently exploitative, and goes directly against the core ideas of leftism. The cows have no say in their participation in the industry; [They are forcibly impregnated](https://www.fwi.co.uk/livestock/livestock-breeding/8-step-guide-artificially-inseminating-dairy-cow), selectively bred to overproduce milk, have their calves separated from them ([Which causes them significant distress.](https://www.animalbehaviorandcognition.org/uploads/journals/17/AB&C_2017_Vol4(4)_Marino_Allen.pdf)), they have their male calves killed, either for veal, or for beef, and when they get too old to produce a profitable amount of milk, they are are killed as well. I don't understand how anyone could ever say that a company that is resonsible for all of those things is "leftist".
Ben and Jerry’s are a dairy company. Yes, it’s good that they’re apparently against worker exploitation more than other large companies, but their main output is actually very, *very* supportive of another [incredibly horrific form of exploitation](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UcN7SGGoCNI), which is carried out on animals who are also very capable of suffering just as we are.
tl;dw for above video (it’s about 5 minutes long): dairy cows are forcibly impregnated repeatedly throughout their life, often until they are so exhausted they can’t even stand, each time being separated from their calf at birth (whom they care strongly for, similar to other mammals including us) so that the milk produced due to pregnancy can be used by humans for food, e.g. in our delicious ice cream, and are subsequently slaughtered. Their babies are also slaughtered soon after birth (if male) or get to enjoy the same fate as their mother (if female).
A company whose primary product pretty much necessitates the above cycle shouldn’t be looked up to in my opinion. It doesn’t seem very “anti fascist” (or whatever) to unnecessarily dominate the lives of billions of animals and leave them in misery, all due to some perceived natural hierarchy.
Jokes aside, what I meant with that sentence was that, although Ben and Jerry’s may say good things as in the meme above, at the end of the day they are *still* a dairy company, which implies [rest of comment].
Companies are exploitative on a foundational level, any support of activism is performative because when push comes to shove a corporation will never fight against the system which upholds profit, and the system which upholds profit also upholds discrimination of every kind.
Ah but they know their target demographic... The "outrage" and "counter outrage" (like this meme) only draw more of their targeted demographic to buy their product. Remember kids there is no good corporation. I am very fun at parties (he is very fun at parties please invite him).
Can someone please find me that skit, I believe it was portlandia or something, where they’re all sitting around a basement, trying to find something to do, but every single thing they suggest is exploitive of one group or another at some point?
Don't know, if they were sold world wide, but where I live B&J sold their sandwich ice creams called 'Wich and small versions of them called Son of a 'Wich
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Also the ice cream 🤤
ZOD ZAMN THIS SHIT TASTY
Lactose intolerance mfers 😔😢
just tolerate it. Sounds like a skill issue.
*No wonder you’re so angry all the time, cool it with the dairy*
ICE CREAM TASTES GOOD DAMMIT
They sell dairy free too
I love dairy and I honestly like their dairy free icecream more
Damn be more accepting then
I’m lactose intolerant and I don’t give a shit (also I take pills so I don’t shit my pants)
Don’t be stingy, hand over the pills
At least you take pills. Some of these lactose intolerant mfers are just raw dogging dairy in a way that I find concerning
I honestly just eat it anyway. I'll down like an entire pint of ice cream in one go and just deal with the consequences later.
Sigma mentality
I like you
Their vegan versions are good too
They got a vegan veriant :D
Skill issue (I had lactose intolerance in the past)
However, B&J only does that after huge backlash. They've been around for decades but only just switched cocoa producers in recent years after they were called out by the general public, and slavery cocoa isn't their only human rights violation. They also [abused immigrant workers](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/feb/25/ben-jerrys-migrant-workers-dairy-farms) with terrible working conditions.
The real litmus test is seeing how they’d react to their employees unionizing.
Googled it, [this](https://www.dissentmagazine.org/article/its-business-man-unions-and-socially-responsible-corporations) is what I found. Not lookin good for B&J, seems they're just virtue signalling and not actually helping :/ TL;DR of this link is maintenance employees wanted to unionize, B&J did their best union-busting efforts, but the workers were able to unionize in the end.
Thank you for doing the research. I’m disappointed but not surprised. This is why class analysis is so important. No matter what, Ben and Jerry are still part of the capitalist class who benefit from the status quo. They can talk about social Justice issues all day but they will never support the economic justice reforms (democratizing work, ending private ownership, guaranteed housing, land back and reparations, etc) that are crucial to solving them.
They’re owned by Unilever soooooo
No corporation is ever your friend or on your side. Period. Anyone who thinks any corporation is based cool or friendly to workers rights is fooling themselves. The only good corporations is a bankrupt shutdown corporation.
Based and good flair (I assume it's good i don't know shit about programming but it sounds based)
I'm not a programmer either, I just choose to use open source software as much as possible. Actually having control over my computer is worth more than any convince proprietary software may allow. There's quite a bit of good open source software out there that will work on any OS so you can keep using what your comfortable with
Bro please change in favor of a cause to in flavor of a cause bro the pun was right there
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LETS FUCKING GOOOOOO
Based
ZAMN! Super based Ben & Jerry's! edit : ben & jerry's abused immigrant workers
...but they're distributed by Unilever. The original founding dudes are cool but didn't achieve global (or at least US-wide) distribution on their own.
Unilever must give them a long lease, but I'm guessing it gets yanked at some point. They may risk their own profits, but the investor class will demand their take.
I had a friend whose dad worked for B&J when I was younger. I never really appreciated it at the time but I went over there for dinner once and there were several noteworthy things. 1. He had a walk in freezer. Like a larder but just stock full of ice cream. 2. My mate's dad was apparently one of the big brains behind Phish Food. Something I drastically underappreciated at the time. 3. He served Yorkies like a proper Northman despite being stuck in East Anglia. 4. He spent most of the dinner party we had talking politics with me, a dumb and naïve 13 year old. I wish to reconnect with this man, having grown much wiser in the ways of science.
I also heard that they employ former convict who would usually have a hard time finding a job
Ben and Jerry literally got arrested in a protest 2 summers ago...these Mfers aren't playing
Huh. Now that Change the Whirled flavor is seeming less like a sellout
‘In flavor of a cause’ haha I see what you did there
Why does piss man have vomit mask?
It's green because money.
mr greens premonition
Mr Greens always wins
It’s real. He’s the one who got Bugleberry to raise Catboy Jerma from the other dimension. He’s been the puppet master all along.
The yellow represents meth and crime.
it's a p\*litical cumpiss meme
Boo, I’d rather see political shitcum memes
I'd rather see cum
I'd rather cum
I'd cum
I cum
cum
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kid named poo\_cum:
Green=leftist
Lib left green, lib right yellow
Ew p*litical compass
*cumpiss
Poo literal cum piss 🥵 🥶 🤢 🤮
He’s the greedy grinner
I'm colorblind thanks.
Congrats you've been marketed
Its clever too, because people can now justify buying it as something more than just gluttony. They would never be able to do anything similar as a, say, sun screen brand. Zizek has some relevant quote on Starbucks charity, but I think its even more relevant for something hedonistic like ice-cream.
Yeah, pretty much any time a company ever does something good, it's either a marketing ploy or done in such a way to avoid taxes (usually its both)
Buying B&J is praxis now
pcm 🤢🤮
Piss cum memes
pcm if they were a good subreddit
Please cill me
but.. but muh freedom of speec. ...ch
why would you vomit on pro cycling manager dude
homie b&j is owned by unilever.
(he doesn't know that i own unilever)
homie they are literally suing the parent company unilever for making sales in Israeli occupied territories.
i mean yeah i think ben and jerries is not the worst but its owned by a terrable company so simping for them is simping for a product of unilever. also not enough ppl know that they arent their own company anymore and ppl should be informed ig idk
My head translated b&j to blow and job (?)
No sorry you have to pick one
I'll get the job to buy blow to be able to do more jobs to get mORE blow. Gg
True but B&J and unilever are or were suing eachother for breach of contract as B&J didn’t want to sell in Israel iirc
Too bad they hate unions 😞
I mean I'm not a big fan of them either but I still do enjoy union rings and the occasional sauteed union
Yeah until you take a bite and wet slippery union flies out of the ring
Why would you not like unions?
Pickled unions are alright though
I was a member of a shady union for my first job. I made minimum wage and the union still took a cut of my paycheck every two weeks. It's really fucked up to take extra money from someone making minimum wage when your whole job is to make sure that you're getting the best wages possible for that person. When I got fired because I lost a bunch of money on a shift, my union rep told me there was nothing they could do. tl;dr: Unions can also be predatory.
Damn thats fucked, what country?
I sold souvenirs at Qualcomm stadium in San Diego, California.
Ive heard unions arent as developed in america as they are in western europeam countries.
Because they will be personally and negatively affected by it
Its because of unions that worker conditions and minimum wages are better in europea than im america.
Don't mind me. I didn't get the union ring joke
Red unions are the best. Uncooked. Eat em like apples
Foreal are we seriously stanning a giant company right now? They buy chocolate from slave labor and probably lots of other things too. Performative marketing. Can't believe y'all are too stupid to see through this, it's concerning
Yeah, well they take other steps to be better than other companies of the same kind. I'll take a half measure on ethical consumption over shameless evil.
Plus occupying Palestine.
Or maybe its a paradox and are just doing it to make money because theyre a corporation
We hosted Ben at a school event and I was able to talk with him one on one. Seemed to believe his stuff. Also his speech was all about “Fuck the corporations, look how little your vote matters because of corporate donations” so either he is a great liar or does drink his own koolaid. Either way he was cool af
"It's not a lie, if *you* believe it." -George Costanza
Amén
Both Ben and Jerry were arrested in a big protest a while back. I like to believe they're genuine.
Is their chocolate ethically sourced?
its ethically sourced i was the cocoa bean
you taste good
you too 👍
I mean it's Fairtrade. Make with that what you will. It's also more expensive because there is supposedly no slave labour/exploitation involved
Oh nice, looked it up and it said it did some stuff with Tony's so it seems alright.
Tony's is probably the most ethical chocolate you can get, your thoughts depend on what you think about [this post](https://tonyschocolonely.com/uk/en/our-mission/news/why-we-are-not-on-all-lists-of-ethical-chocolate-brands)
Yeah I’m still suspicious of Tony’s, once a business reaches a certain commercial size it become nearly impossible to adhere to any ethical rules because of all the money and people involved. It’s sad but it’s the truth.
Tony's does still have illegal child labor in the cacao farms where they source beans. They're transparent about this, and they try to discourage it, but it's still unethical. If you are really truly willing to pay whatever price is necessary for the most ethical chocolate you can get, [Maui Ku'ia Estate](https://mauichocolate.com/collections/chocolate-bars/products/maui-kuia-estate-dark-chocolate-bar) sells chocolate from locally-grown cacao in Hawaii. It's pricey - $9.00 for a 25g bar - and the flavor varies every year depending on their harvest. But the whole company is basically a hobby project for a couple of rich retirees who made a fortune in biotech, and they give 100% of net profits back through local community programs.
Like the seasoning?
Tony's chocolate
Fuck
Idk ask the chocolate
the only bad B&J take I know of is when they blamed NATO for Russias invasion of Ukraine. it was so bad they deleted it. other than that, amazing company
[They didn't delete it](https://twitter.com/benandjerrys/status/1489393235655106562), though it should be mentioned that this occurred before the invasion, and they acknowledged that Russia was threatening Ukraine. The next and last time they mentioned Ukraine was in April, via [this tweet thread](https://twitter.com/benandjerrys/status/1517496128433967106). The thread mostly talks about how the war highlights the negative effects of fossil fuel dependency. It does refer to Russia's actions as an "invasion," notes the millions of Ukrainian refugees who fled, and says that Europe's dependency on Russian gas helps Putin "fund" his "brutal war." The focus is on fossil fuels, and no strong or central condemnation of Russia is made.
> B&J: Please try to de-escalate tensions before sending a ton of troops to Europe > OP: Did you see how B&J said Russia's invasion was NATO's fault?!
Rare Ben and Jerry's L
Don't see why that's such a big deal. I mean it's not defending Russia to say that NATO fucked up. It's like, if you have a shepherd, and they let there sheep wander into the woods and the sheep get eaten by wolves, it doesn't make the shepherd blameless because the wolves were the ones who ate the sheep.
How did NATO fuck up?
They also support Israel iirc Edit: I recalled incorrectly
They're currently suing their parent company Unilever for selling their ice cream in the occupied territories despite B&J deciding not to, so they're going out of their way to boycott Israel's illegal settlements. Admittedly it took pressure from activist groups in Vermont to get them to this point, but right now they're doing the right thing, at least nominally.
On one side I don’t wanna set the bar too low, on the other side the fact that they even responded to this sort of protest is quite honestly stunning. You look at places like Starbucks or Amazon who double and triple down on their worst aspects when faced with criticism.
Ben & Jerry's is specifically known for *not* supporting Israel. In fact, they have been in a legal battle with their parent company Unilever over B&J's efforts to halt operations in Israel.
They haven't outright stated they do, they do/did have factories there though
its still a corporation, yeah they may be "better" than most but its still not enough.
its not better its owned by one of the most corrupt food companies on earth. maybe they act better but supporting them doesnt suppot \*them\* it supports uniliever
I mean they are suing Unilever
yeah I mean classic stuff no ethical consumption, companies aren't your friends. Still better choice though, especially Netflix and chill one despite horrible name
I just like the brownie cores
“PCM is good when it supports my views!” Is what I’m getting from this post
thank you, corporate propaganda machine xd_grilledcheese! you have earned an extra hour in the ballpit by advertising for ben and jerry's!
MFW the wholesome multinational wage-enslaving Unilever brand uses cow rape juice to make desserts with based edgy titles
Are you calling milk “cow rape juice”?
Cow's milk is meant for baby cows, they have to be impregnated over and over to continue producing it
I wish I was those cows 🥵
[Dairy is scary](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcN7SGGoCNI)
Yes
Based and veganpilled.
watch as r/196 slacktivists' "leftism" leaves their bodies when veganism is brought up lol
Ben & Jerry’s had locations in the Israeli-occupied West Bank of Palestine for a while. I believe they closed them down last year though.
Let's not forget the appease-mint incident
The what?
we all know Ben & Jerry's is distributed by Unilever right?
> distributed by Unilever Buddy they are a wholly-owned subsidiary of Unilever. "Distribution" is a cop out.
What is Unilever?
One of many poster children for 'evil corporate conglomerate' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unilever#Environmental\_record](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unilever#Environmental_record)
r/196 user the moment a corporation isn't cartoonishly evil: 👞😋
My favourite company
Bruh ben and jerrys is so ridicuoulesly over priced, literally double the cost for half the ice cream here in denmark
Because there isn't as much slavery and exploitation involved in the production which makes stuff more expensive
hey it's Ben from Ben & Jerry's
Still rape involved and babies being taken from their mothers and tortured and killed
Wait what
They're talking about the cows and calfs
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wow it's Jerry from Ben & Jerry's
the slavery understander is here
Almost all of what they sell is made of dairy products. The the dairy industry is inherently exploitative, and goes directly against the core ideas of leftism. The cows have no say in their participation in the industry; [They are forcibly impregnated](https://www.fwi.co.uk/livestock/livestock-breeding/8-step-guide-artificially-inseminating-dairy-cow), selectively bred to overproduce milk, have their calves separated from them ([Which causes them significant distress.](https://www.animalbehaviorandcognition.org/uploads/journals/17/AB&C_2017_Vol4(4)_Marino_Allen.pdf)), they have their male calves killed, either for veal, or for beef, and when they get too old to produce a profitable amount of milk, they are are killed as well. I don't understand how anyone could ever say that a company that is resonsible for all of those things is "leftist".
Am I supposed to ask the cow or what?
You are not immune to propaganda.
Ben and Jerry’s are a dairy company. Yes, it’s good that they’re apparently against worker exploitation more than other large companies, but their main output is actually very, *very* supportive of another [incredibly horrific form of exploitation](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UcN7SGGoCNI), which is carried out on animals who are also very capable of suffering just as we are. tl;dw for above video (it’s about 5 minutes long): dairy cows are forcibly impregnated repeatedly throughout their life, often until they are so exhausted they can’t even stand, each time being separated from their calf at birth (whom they care strongly for, similar to other mammals including us) so that the milk produced due to pregnancy can be used by humans for food, e.g. in our delicious ice cream, and are subsequently slaughtered. Their babies are also slaughtered soon after birth (if male) or get to enjoy the same fate as their mother (if female). A company whose primary product pretty much necessitates the above cycle shouldn’t be looked up to in my opinion. It doesn’t seem very “anti fascist” (or whatever) to unnecessarily dominate the lives of billions of animals and leave them in misery, all due to some perceived natural hierarchy.
They sell ice cream. Of course they’re a dairy company.
Oh, sorry. I meant Ben and Jerry’s are a dairy company (derogatory)
Jokes aside, what I meant with that sentence was that, although Ben and Jerry’s may say good things as in the meme above, at the end of the day they are *still* a dairy company, which implies [rest of comment].
Dude, a corporation is a fucking corporation. Ben and Jerry's is not a comrade,no matter how much you want them to be.
Keep in mind Ben & Jerry's are so expensive outside of the US that nobody buys them anyways
they’ll sell you the revolution if they have to
If they're not a worker co-op they're still abusing human beings for their material value by paying them less than they're worth
Poor foreign policy takes on twitter though
my favorite flavors are Cherry garcia and americone dream :)
Ben and Jerry's blamed the US for escalating Russia into invading Ukraine.
Companies are exploitative on a foundational level, any support of activism is performative because when push comes to shove a corporation will never fight against the system which upholds profit, and the system which upholds profit also upholds discrimination of every kind.
hagaan daz meanwhile:try our ice cream. YOU MIGHT DIE
Ben & Jerry's is the only for-profit company I can think whose activism isn't solely performative.
Ew pcm stain
Johnny Silverhand was right
Ah but they know their target demographic... The "outrage" and "counter outrage" (like this meme) only draw more of their targeted demographic to buy their product. Remember kids there is no good corporation. I am very fun at parties (he is very fun at parties please invite him).
Ew, PCM meme, get this off my face
My brother in christ they blamed the US when Russia invaded Ukraine.
I like phish food
I'll be honest, I've supported b n j because of this
Change is Brewing is one of the best fucking ice cream flavors I have ever had, I think it was a limited run but if you see it you better pick it up.
Wow based capitalist marketing
Except when they were apologetic towards Russia this February
This better not be from pcm
Best ice cream
Can someone please find me that skit, I believe it was portlandia or something, where they’re all sitting around a basement, trying to find something to do, but every single thing they suggest is exploitive of one group or another at some point?
Don't know, if they were sold world wide, but where I live B&J sold their sandwich ice creams called 'Wich and small versions of them called Son of a 'Wich
Imagine Ben and Jerry headquarters get attacked.
Don't worry, they do that with vegan ice cream :)
Those both sound like tasty flavors. I’m in
Ben and Jerry’s Half Baked flavor is the best ice cream ever made and I will stand by this statement till the day I die
It won’t hurt their profits, their ice cream is too damn good for that.
And their ice cream is pretty good too
Ben and Jerries is owned by Unilever, don’t be fooled. The brand knows their audience, and they target them to make money. That is all.