Urgent message issued to anyone caught criticising Primark and TK Maxx shoppers
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This morning, thousands of people were photographed and filmed queuing to enter some of the British high street’s most popular shops from the early hours.
Retailers like Primark and TK Maxx have proven particularly popular, and have seen significant sized queues lining the streets.
Unfortunately, despite it being totally within the law and lockdown rules to go and shop at these retailers, some people have felt the need to criticise those choosing to do so.
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Now, social media users have taken to Twitter to defend Primark and TK Maxx shoppers, and if you’ve found yourself criticising them yourself, this could be a good message to take in.
“If you’re sneering at people queuing for cheap clothes, you should be thankful that you just don’t get it. Living in poverty is crushingly hard, take your ‘hot takes’ about Primark and TK Maxx and ‘finding local, sustainable alternatives’ and and p*ss off,” tweeted one person.
Another wrote: “If someone wants to queue for TK Maxx or Primark today then just let them. It’s not affecting you, is it? It’s not something I’d personally do but there’s no need to shame other people for doing it. Maybe they just need to go to a shop to feel some sense of normality again.”
Somebody else said: “Before you criticise people for queuing outside Primark, consider: 1) We’re heading into summer. Kids grow. It’s a fair bet that last year’s summer clothes don’t fit this year’s child. 2) some people don’t have any means of shopping online.”
“Suspect all these people being snooty about the queues for TK Maxx this morning have never been in a TK Maxx. Best shop on the high street, fight me,” wrote another person.
As long as people are following the rules, they’re well within their rights to shop on the British high street. Stop judging individuals for their choices when you know nothing about their background, and let’s all just be nice to each other.
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