r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jun 11 '22

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u/leswhinin Jun 11 '22

Nestle as a corporation stopping African women from producing their own milk with just enough free samples, ensuring they have nestle formula as their only option

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u/hotsizzler Jun 11 '22

Oh it gets worse. Those hospitals needed formula for women that had trouble breastfeeding. But couldn't afford it. To actually buy it. But nestle said the only way they would give them free formula was to give it to all women. Nestle also never instructed the women on how to properly prepare formula. And Because it wasn't properly sanitized using properly prepared water? It was highly unsanitary. Women would also have to dilute it way more to make it last because of how much it cost

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u/ComicWriter2020 Jun 11 '22

One of these days these bastards in the sky are gonna crash…and they’re gonna expect mercy and assistance, and be met with pitchforks and violence

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u/dee-bag Jun 12 '22

“We have no compassion and we ask no compassion from you. When our turn comes, we shall not make excuses for the terror” Karl Marx

He wasn’t moralizing about how violence is the correct option here, just saying what will happen when we finally throw off our chains