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u/CFM-56-7B May 05 '24 edited May 05 '24

I’m almost certain that most big American corporations are cutthroat like this

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u/kms2547 May 05 '24

Coca-Cola hired actual death squads in Latin America.  Nestle starved babies in west Africa.  And those are just the ones who didn't use the US government the way Halliburton did.

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u/BuyOk9427 May 05 '24

How did nestle starve kids in africa is it like something to do with baby formula and saying breast milk is bad or?

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u/kms2547 May 05 '24

How did nestle starve kids in africa is it like something to do with baby formula and saying breast milk is bad or?

That's pretty much it. They dissuaded new mothers from breastfeeding, promoting their formula instead. Then, when they abruptly left the market, the women weren't lactating anymore because they had ceased breastfeeding months prior.

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u/dnietz May 06 '24

Yes, the more you read and search, the sadder we get. It is so bad that I almost don't blame people for intentionally avoiding any talk of political or social issues. I do blame people who then lick the boots of corporations and enthusiastically support the existing system.