Originally published at: Chinese e-commerce platform bans "Lie Flat Cat" merchandise for violating "public order and morality" | Boing Boing
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First cats are committing extinction-level bird-crime, then they’re trying to undermine China. Cats are jerks!
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Wait until you see what Great Danes are doing.
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I’m lying flat right now. Fuck those guys!
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will they similarly attack this guy for suggesting that it’s ok to rest on weekends?
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Looking forward to sploot entering the Chinese lexicon.
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I watched a news show about how Hong Kong was having troubles finding workers for the financial business. They were saying companies were cutting back and relocating elsewhere. They had a lot of reasons but never once did they mention Beijing’s authoritarian rules.
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Aren’t those just normal cats?
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If these petty authoritarians are so concerned about laziness as a real workplace problem, they might want to take a look at the members of whichever committee decided that banning cat cartoons would do anything to address it.
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“…unconstrained autocrats make horrendous mistakes.”
true for this too.
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You might think that they would reward the industrious entrepreneurs who worked out how to profit from an anti-materialist movement.
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I’m with them on the second point, the first, however…
You know what you are, don’t you!
(A threat to public order and morality.)
Shame onwell done you!
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It’s a mindset I’ve spent years cultivating.
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I am reminded of people characterizing people only doing the work that they are contracted and paid for as “quiet quitting.”
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Also known as a work-to-rule.
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