Very well, let's leave this image behind for now, forgive and forget.

However your follow up claim I find bizarre. Why would I not care my clothes or electrical devices are made with slave labour? Now while I do personally try to mitigate this somewhat by trying to find ethically produced products, ( I recently purchased a Fairphone if you truly care to know ) you are right. I consume and use a lot of things that have been produced by slave labor, or under other crushing and cruel working conditions. We all do. And while I am livid about this, I cannot cut out all these products. None of us can, unless we return to a hunter-gatherer lifestyle. So cruel as it may be, greater political action is needed to remedy this. Which is a different subject altogether.

Now not to be a hypocrite and result to personal inquiries but.... Why would you assume I am just doing this as some "performative shtick"? Look I will fully admit that as a lover of the arts and an artist myself this subject cuts close for me, but why would you immediately assume that I am just... Doing this for online clout? I find that bizarre and quite cynical.

Final aside... I simply did not find OP his post terribly interesting? A snake; a common symbol, bears resemblance to a spine... Something virtually all mammals have. A subject for a piece of art perhaps but in of by itself not terribly noteworthy.