Huh. So Ronald Lauder, the billionaire who owns Estee Lauder, is apparently the guy who convinced Trump that he should destroy NATO by invading Greenland.

usdemocracy_org@mastodon.social

@dymaxion
There are many companies who supported Trump that we should not buy stuff from: Amazon, Apple, Meta, McDonalds and many more. A worldwide boycott like that being done in Canada would serve notice to those oligarchs that their support of that damn devil comes with a cost.

cosmictraveler@mastodon.social

@dymaxion Disappointed to see Tom Ford, Jo Malone, and Aveda are Estee Lauder brands! I had no idea and will discontinue buying these brands!

gunstick@mastodon.opencloud.lu

@dymaxion are these bransds all bullshit stuff for billionaires? I have never heard of any of these.

dymaxion@infosec.exchange

@gunstick
No. MAC, for instance, is one of the best known makeup brands in the world.

ksylor@front-end.social

@dymaxion ah crap, that’s a lot of brands I buy from. Billionaires ruin everything

richspk@tech.lgbt

@dymaxion phew! Their companies don't seem to stray beyond toiletries.

martinvermeer@fediscience.org

@ksylor @dymaxion Might be easier if someone makes a list of brands _not_ associated with empire building, genocide, concentration camps, ethnic cleansing, pedophilia, ...

blotosmetek@circumstances.run

@dymaxion if you're in Europe and need an alternative for Lauder's cosmetics, Lush is British and quite ethical for a corporation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lush_(company)#Ingredients_and_ethics

noodlemaz@mstdn.games

@dymaxion @gunstick don't EL have loads of 'fragrances' too?
Quite a lot of people buy perfume. I don't but, it's in every department store.

nagaram@hachyderm.io

@dymaxion
A makeup industry billionaire?

Is there a lot of petroleum in make up?

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Huh. So Ronald Lauder, the billionaire who owns Estee Lauder, is apparently the guy who convinced Trump that he should destroy NATO by invading Greenland.