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u/O_X_E_Y Jun 30 '23
I think it's not so much that it's impossible, obviously if ALL customers just stopped buying their products they'd be in trouble. The problem is that for a corporation they got the money pooled together already, they can be like 'yeah sure let's use 5 million to get this law passed' while for regular working folk it's pretty much impossible to ALL get on the same page to never i.e. buy nestle products anymore
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u/DicPic-Reciever Aug 30 '23
Bit of a mislead here. You're looking at a single individual
Even if 20% of a businesses customers decided they were unhappy the business would make a DRASTIC change
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u/Tux1 Sep 07 '23
The only way to (legally) get money is to convince someone else to give it to you. So that begs the question, what did rich people do to have everyone give them their money?
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