Well now, I made one of my rare exceptions, examining a primitive off of Skins's island--being a decent and civilized person, I generally don't intrude on what a primitive's doing off of Skins's island--and went to the link provided by the Vermontese cali primitive.
It looks pretty ritzy, and is pricey.
And so now I'm left wondering. Why is a primitive working somewhere that caters to the affluent, rather than to the hoi polloi? Like there's something special about rich people, and nothing special about people of ordinary or lesser means?
The primitives need to take lessons from the late Dorothy Day or the late Robert Drinan, S.J., on how to show one's sincere commitment to the poor by actually living and working among the poor and sharing in their deprivations and sufferings; otherwise, the primitives' political ideology is fake, and they have no concern at all for those whom they allege to care about.
