Jabez Walker
@thejabez.bsky.social
Don’t bother trying…to virtue signal. Correct.
Instead, be wise with your money and invest in your community.
Instead, be wise with your money and invest in your community.
January 28, 2025 at 4:23 AM
Don’t bother trying…to virtue signal. Correct.
Instead, be wise with your money and invest in your community.
Instead, be wise with your money and invest in your community.
It will never be “good enough”, and the virtue signaling will never make you happy. Dig deep enough, and you’ll always find something you disagree with.
Accept what I can’t control, change where I can.
Accept what I can’t control, change where I can.
January 28, 2025 at 4:19 AM
It will never be “good enough”, and the virtue signaling will never make you happy. Dig deep enough, and you’ll always find something you disagree with.
Accept what I can’t control, change where I can.
Accept what I can’t control, change where I can.
Instead, buy what is best for your family at the price that is most beneficial to you. Then take the remainder and be generous in your community.
A year’s worth of choosing virtue signaling corporation won’t go as far as a small, regular donation to your local charity will go.
A year’s worth of choosing virtue signaling corporation won’t go as far as a small, regular donation to your local charity will go.
January 28, 2025 at 4:07 AM
Instead, buy what is best for your family at the price that is most beneficial to you. Then take the remainder and be generous in your community.
A year’s worth of choosing virtue signaling corporation won’t go as far as a small, regular donation to your local charity will go.
A year’s worth of choosing virtue signaling corporation won’t go as far as a small, regular donation to your local charity will go.
Let there be no doubt: publicly traded corporations will always be profit-seeking. The virtue signaling has always been a thinly veiled attempt to increase their own margins on an appeal to the consumer’s conscience.
January 28, 2025 at 4:03 AM
Let there be no doubt: publicly traded corporations will always be profit-seeking. The virtue signaling has always been a thinly veiled attempt to increase their own margins on an appeal to the consumer’s conscience.