Live In A Bad Country

Ecuadorian here, currently suffering the start of a dictatorship. Education system sucks, healthcare sucks, citizens in general are ass too, everyone is o survival mode all the time wo they will do anything and everything to get something out of you. The president of the country is a fucking gringo that NEVER set foot in Ecuador until he started h......   3 reply
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I’ve been avoiding them like the plague lol I’ve completely stopped consuming well known Nestlē products I guess it’s because I live in a big city, I have various options and I’m grateful to be able to afford them. But you know that company is sly like foxes, I’m probably using their products without a clue rn Also I’ve learned recen......   1 reply
16 days
I feel like you can never actually fully boycott them unless you become Nara Smith ╥﹏╥ They have so many branch companies you can't count on fingers and toes. The only thing I have made by nesttle is Milo and biscuits I think   reply
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I'm actually drinking that right now gulp Σ(っ°Д °;)っ   reply
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Nestle targets poor countries, some people here need to realize that it's practically impossible for some when it's 90% of their grocery stores. No, it isn't some people not "trying hard enough" It's people who barely have alternatives. I tried to boycott but then I find out its somehow still connected. Again, I repeat it's hard on poorer countries......   reply
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Hell no, its everywhere   reply
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I've been boycotting their bottled water for most of my life cuz when I was little my dad pointed them out in a store and said "never buy those ones they're evil" and then explained what they'd been doing with the great lakes... basically they were extracting large amounts water from them to sell, as well as polluting the lakes. It heavily impacted......   reply
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yuh, if im aware they own a certain product I just dont buy it. simple. ppl think its outrageous bc they own so my companies and products but cut urself some slack and just boycott the things you just dont need and look for alternatives   1 reply
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Why? What did they do?   3 reply
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I try my best. The difficult part is that Nestlé owns more than 2000 brands worldwide and many of those brands own other brands, which can make the whole web of ownership incredibly complicated. Then there are partnerships, minority stakes and investments in companies that may seem completely unrelated. Genuinely, it's a headache... So ultimately......   reply
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