File: First Taste of Chocolate.swf-(9.89 MB, 432x240, Other)
[_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)17:14:18 No.3030860
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)17:32:07 No.3030880
That's actually pretty fucking sad
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)17:48:23 No.3030889
Damn, I gotta stop eating chocolate to tan? Not worth it.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)17:50:57 No.3030890
BABY BECOME DOCTOR
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)18:22:15 No.3030903
>>3030880
It's kinda fun to see people experiencing and enjoying things for the first time, especially
stuff we take for granted.
But yeah, at the same time, pretty sad that their relationship with the buyers is so impersonal
that they had no idea what the beans are used for.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)18:38:43 No.3030912
>anglo languages call it cocoa
>latin languages call it cacao
I find it amusing
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)18:43:50 No.3030919
>>3030860
>>3030880
will the circle be unbroken?
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)18:48:32 No.3030924
>>3030890
BOOM BOOM
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)19:00:26 No.3030933
I usually don't have empathy for dindus, but damn. This hit me hard for some reason.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)19:07:31 No.3030941
>>3030933
I hate to sound like a redditfag, but I wouldn't put these guys in the same group as dindus in
Europe/America who take everything they have for granted and still beg for more.
A black man in America wouldn't last a day in Africa, no matter how "hard" he is.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)19:07:42 No.3030942
Their teeth probably fucking rotted out that night.
>>3030933
That man isn't a dindu he's a farmer. Dindu's collect welfare, they don't work.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)19:08:24 No.3030944
How nice. A life-changing experience for certain.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)19:40:40 No.3030953
>>3030942
you see, this very politcally correct person on the smarting image board was using the term
"dindu" as a classification of all black people, my friend
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)20:00:00 No.3030960
Diantre le fermier utilise un français vraiment atroce.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)20:11:32 No.3030968
>>3030903
there's another level to it. the joy of seeing the fruits of your labor out in the world
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)20:16:19 No.3030970
>>3030960
go eat frog legs, faggot
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)20:37:07 No.3030989
>>3030860
Seeing the thumbnail, I thought this was Corey re-enacting the "moving gaywards" flash.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)20:45:46 No.3030996
> 'This chocolate bar is 2 euros, which is what they spend on food for an entire week. So rather
than spending these 2 euros on something that can sustain them, we will buy them chocolate for
our own amusement.
>>3030903
Yeah but also, if the economy is going to grow, economic actors have to have longer and more
complicated relationships with each other. Two participants in the world economy, not
understanding each other, is inevitable.
You call it 'impersonal', but I call it 'trusting'. You trust your peer to their own business. If
everything had to be 'personal', then no one would get much of anything done. Productivity would
collapse.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)21:07:29 No.3031011
They should of told them that it's not for eating, but instead you rub it on your skin and you'll
live forever.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)21:11:19 No.3031015
>>3031011
You got that from Spongebob.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)21:15:49 No.3031018
>>3031015
no shit senpai
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)21:23:40 No.3031021
>>3030996
trust? there's no trust here, just a lack of understanding and caring. the farmer doesn't care
what his harvest is used for because he doesn't have the luxury of questioning, inquiring or
caring. it pays, and so he harvests to feed his family. the broker also doesn't care , and he
doesn't need to trust, since he knows these people need the money so they'll do it.
a man harvests a plant that is used to make one of the most well-known, loved and widely used
sweets on earth and yet he's never even seen the final product, he doesn't even know it comes
from what he harvests. if you don't think there's a problem with this then you've got some issues.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)21:55:10 No.3031034
Everyone needs to see this.
And this is why we need international socialism.
You think taxing speculation is just about curbing wall st power and fixing the economy, it's
also about putting an end to bs like this. Never forget.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)21:57:05 No.3031035
>>3030912
This makes my dyslexia hurt.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)22:08:47 No.3031039
well you faggots can be all political about this shit but I found it almost cute or endearing.
>this is why the white people are so healthy
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)22:26:13 No.3031042
>>3030860
lol ignant niggas shocker.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)22:33:01 No.3031045
>>3030933
You're miscategorizing. These men are honest farmers.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)22:54:36 No.3031057
That's weird... when I spent a few months in Ghana a couple years ago, you could occasionally buy
chocolate bars on the cheat at local gas stations. They were fairly abundant, and Ghana is right
next to the Ivory Coast.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)22:58:39 No.3031058
>>3031034
>And this is why we need international socialism.
You're a meme, go back to Bernie Sanders Dank Meme Stash.
Or Reddit.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/26/16(Fri)23:02:51 No.3031059
>>3031021
Well, frankly, a 'lack of understanding' is inherent to trust. I dont truly trust someone if I
require them to explain everything to me. Trust is established when you take peoples word for
what it is. If you constantly doubt or question what someone says or thinks, you dont trust them.
When the farmer and broker dont need to know about each others activity, they are trusting each
other. If the farmer of the broker needed some better understanding of each others role in the
economy, they would be distrustful.
