Where are kids starving? And nesle is called evil by selling their baby formula in those 3rd world countries that were susceptible to starvation 30 years ago.
To be perfectly honest with you I just can't stand people who complain, especially those with no life experience or knowledge of the reality on the ground.
And the demonization of Nestle is probably overblown in some cases, and not of course not everything the company does is reprehensible, but...man have they done some shit. The baby formula thing you mentioned alone killed thousands of infants.
You're free to like or hate whatever you like, but I think these kind of things are well worth complaining about.
True dat. J-men be banging fleshbots if anything at all these days, and the J-girls be dongling at best. But most of all they just too busy working shit jobs with no social life.
And the demonization of Nestle is probably overblown in some cases, and not of course not everything the company does is reprehensible, but...man have they done some shit. The baby formula thing you mentioned alone killed thousands of infants.
You're free to like or hate whatever you like, but I think these kind of things are well worth complaining about.
True dat. J-men be banging fleshbots if anything at all these days, and the J-girls be dongling at best. But most of all they just too busy working shit jobs with no social life.
Or are you just trying to characterize Sergio as a lovable softie compared to your hardened thug life that doesn't seem to excite the powerpuff girls there as much?
It's always a man's fault. Don't you know that by now?
Niiiiiice. But don't tell the married man that.
Or are you just trying to characterize Sergio as a lovable softie compared to your hardened thug life that doesn't seem to excite the powerpuff girls there as much?
Or are you just trying to characterize Sergio as a lovable softie compared to your hardened thug life that doesn't seem to excite the powerpuff girls there as much?
Where are kids starving? And nesle is called evil by selling their baby formula in those 3rd world countries that were susceptible to starvation 30 years ago.
To be perfectly honest with you I just can't stand people who complain, especially those with no life experience or knowledge of the reality on the ground.
No, the issue is that these kids weren't starving when they weren't on baby formula but were breastfed. Apparently there's also an issue with the sanitation needed to prepare the baby formula and according to Wikipedia UNICEF estimates that a formula-fed child living in disease-ridden and unhygienic conditions is between 6 and 25 times more likely to die of diarrhea and four times more likely to die of pneumonia than a breastfed child.
There's also this:
Advocacy groups and charities have accused Nestlé of unethical methods of promoting infant formula over breast milk to poor mothers in developing countries.[13][14] For example, IBFAN claim that Nestlé distributes free formula samples to hospitals and maternity wards; after leaving the hospital, the formula is no longer free, but because the supplementation has interfered with lactation, the family must continue to buy the formula.
Truth be told I do not know nearly enough about this issue, but it's not that Nestlé gives poor quality food to people who previously had no food. The issue is that it is taking away valuable nutrients from babies to sell more of their own product.