Pedro
The art I have created from paint, canvas, collage, mixed media, and sculpture, and most recently photography and digital art over a lifetime in my studio, outside, and in my computer. The thoughts and impressions of this life I have gathered as the world, paint, and I continue to fly. Click on images to enlarge 1 or 2 times. Click on title to see all posts.
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Monday, May 6, 2013
Gap, JC Penny, Levi Strausse, Walmart, all guilty. Spread the word, name names SHAME THEIR BOTTOM LINE, SHAME THEIR NAMES!
GAP, LEVI STRAUSSE, JC PENNEY, DISNEY, WALMART and others all have blood on their hands. DISNEY....yes, DISNEY has blood on it's hands. Aren't U.S. corporations treated legally as persons, with all rights attending...? Disney, Gap, Levi Strausse, JC Penney, and Walmart must be held accountable...as persons I guess. The death toll from the collapsed building at the factory in Bangladesh is nearly 650. Managers herded workers back into the death trap to meet deadlines imposed by U.S. manufacturers demanding against a "dead" line. JC Penny, Gap, Walmart, and Levi Strausse are all companies with blood on their hands. Facebook, tweet, and blog the names of Levi Strausse, Gap, and Walmart, JC Penney. Yes, that's right...Walmart, Levi Strausse, and Gap.
A worker should not have to choose between putting food on the table, or being safe from explosion, building collapse, or fire.
The labor movement has been regressed back into the nineteenth century and centuries before, by U.S. and other "industrialized" nations doing business SHAMEFUL practice.
It is not only cheapest and least expensive clothing provided for our convenience, luxury brands that are of greatest cost are produced in the same ways, in all cases workers are exploited.
If you dig, you can find a few companies not guilty. Dig, tweet, facebook, blog, and more transparency will become more transparant.
Disney announced this week that they will be pulling their brand from Bangladesh manufacturing, where the labor is the cheapest in the world. Too little too late for nearly 650, and their loved ones.
The cost of doing business includes human rights embedded in the U.N. human rights charter.