Documentation is Hard (Warning, Ranting.)

  We are proud to bring you all the creative handmade novelties we can possibly conceive of, but we also try to fill the slight gaps that life has, that you might not even realize you’re missing out on!

This does require us to utilize more mainstream merchandise routes, although we will never use The Big One by name- know this rant IS about them. 
America is all proud about how we don’t abide the slave trade, however; it’s being allowed across the board because because the government (now corporation-run) has made it so that the little guy has no one (a union) to fight on his behalf about work conditions. A government is a group of people usually notably ungoverned, and when they’re allowed to- they formulate a life that’s entirely curtailed to their benefit, setting up nepotistic benefits and lineage in order to remain in that position.
So why are we not recognizing this slave trade that’s being utilized? Remember, I’m not even talking about the slave labor that develops/creates/manufactures the items. I’m referring to the literal slave labor they utilize on American soil in just their packing, distribution and dispersal methods. And they’ll just pay- or scare- off anyone who dares try to shine a focus at it. We are quite literally about to be entering the industrial revolution age once again if our working conditions don’t change drastically, but we aren’t even attempting to start a cohesive movement: because they’re keeping our focus on politics, like that is what will make change. There’s no balance or correlation between profit percentage and employee benefit/wage requirements! Therefore they’re able to keep all wages and benefits at the same cost, irrelevant as to the economy or company revenue. Change won’t happen till we follow the Writers Strike example- we quite literally watched them succeed. 

My point in all of this is: some of our items aren’t made by our own hands. We’re still going to offer them because they’re life altering, and we need unions back. 😅😅