I think this feeling is shared by 80-90% of people at minimum.
Personally, I've never found a way to do something meaningful (like, materially help people) that would also keep me and my disabled family members out of debilitating poverty. So I have no choice but to dedicate my working days to unethical profit-making shit.
I feel like trends just be trends, we will probably like something else entirely in 20 years.
Keep seeing libs defend this shit with "but they're training shells!!!!"
The same lib logic would defend celebs signing a nazi Zyklon B canister for display
"Alright scamps, you got me, sanction package 14 was my red line. Go on I'll surrender then" 
Why do I so often get the feeling that most sanctions on Russia are carefully chosen to benefit certain western oligarchs?
Thanks, genuinely appreciate the conversion rate. I had no idea if it was a lot until now.
To be honest, it's almost certainly reworded or poorly translated from whatever he originally said.
Getting itchy to send your people to die in a pointless war shortly after giving away your money to the USA is a good thing actually 
I know the feature about the truck I talk most about is the wipers. Definitely not it's astounding continued ability to be lethal to its drivers and everyone around it.
The United States has over 2 million armed services personnel who explicitly agreed to be willing to, and you could argue the majority have, conspired in the mass murder of innocents.
Why is "I would hack a website to help china" regarded as crazier than being a soldier for the west?
Honestly I think it would work
I too really struggle with doing it, but calling in is borderline praxis, it is a good thing to do. Force them employers to learn that people have needs and will not always be at work no matter what.
Keep it short and sweet, don't offer details, and if pushed, claim poop disease, or severe dizziness to the point you can't stand up. No acting required, just keep it boring and vague, you don't know what the cause is.
Honestly, I freak out having to do such calls, it sucks. But it need only be like 20 seconds, done and dusted, then the world is yours to enjoy for a day. "I won't be in today, can't stand up too dizzy, hopefully be there tomorrow", bam.
That might be true if the shirts were made to order in union shops with vaguely fair profit sharing. There's nothing I can see to indicate that's the case here, though, just bourgeois decadence.