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https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cwy79j2n7d4o

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Good. If that place burned down with all the worthless crap in it, it'd be a net positive for humanity even with the cloud of toxic chemicals released.

Nobody ever needed anything they shat out.

Edit - The aforementioned salt lick is over here: https://news.slashdot.org/story/25/05/02/2121218/temu-to-stop-selling-goods-from-china-directly-to-us-customers#comments

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I had someone give me a couple of T-Shirts they got from Temu. The fabric was unlike anything I'd ever touched, more like weird paper. I didn't wear them, I can't imagine they'd stand up to even a gentle wash cycle.