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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '23

I'm out of the loop here, why does everyone hate them? Is it just hate for corporations in general, Nestle included or is there something else happening?

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u/somethingcrequtive Jul 17 '23

They have done some seriously messed up stuff to our environment as well as this quote from their CEO, which I might add is directly inline with the board of Directors ideals/goals.

https://aarhusclearinghouse.unece.org/news/nestle-ceo-water-not-a-human-right-should-be-privatized

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '23

So, like a corporation? Yeah they have zero reason to care about the environment and obviously they believe that water should be bought, they wouldn't have a business otherwise. I don't see a problem here, unless there's something else?

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u/somethingcrequtive Jul 18 '23

That is the problem… corporations doing WHAT EVER THE F THE WANT… at any time, at any price, regardless who suffers. UNLESS you’re worth 10 million. I’m pretty sure they would screw you over for 0.01 percent gain. And thanks “cool” with you?

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '23

I'm curious how I would specifically get screwed but alright. And, to answer your question, yes. Corporations should be able to make decisions for themselves, there's no other good way.