I took it one step further and try my darndest to choose local products where possible, and if not, smaller EU businesses. Unilever, mondeles, nestlé, etc are companies I now try to actively avoid. Because once we loose the small actors we no longer have any choice left at all. Unfortunately the end game for unregulated markets always end up with monopoles. I know our EU market is regulated, but the enforcement against the actors invested in anti-compeditive behaviours are pretty toothless in my opinion.

Must say the local/small alternatives are actually in most cases better. Ritter Sport chocolate is in my opinion more tasty than marabou and better size. The local ice cream producers also have more interesting options, and Arvid Nordquist coffee taste better. What I am trying to say is that I'm not missing out quite the opposite.

Do you think that holds true for all conflicts? That the one attacked should not fight back because it prolongs the conflict?

I wear a Casio prefer it to "smart watches" and sometimes you want to know the time without taking out your phone. Like when driving.

Very moist meme!

" You are so ugly that when you enter the woodshed, the sawhorse leaves. "

Veraiously?