You might think there is a variety of choice when you go shopping to a supermarket, but you were wrong – there is only the illusion of choice as shown by the graph underneath.
Did you know the Kit-Kat chocolate bar and L’Oreal shampoo are owned by one parent company — Nestle?
The ten largest multinational corporations own almost everything people buy in supermarkets around the world. These corporations create a chain of smaller brands that specialize in different products, but at the end of the day customers’ money still goes to the top ten corporations.
When activists decided to boycott Nestle over the company’s unethical business practices, did they also choose not to wear clothes from Ralph Lauren, Armani or Diesel and avoided using products from Biotherm, Vichy and Garnier? All this makes it hard to boycott anything. The companies will still get their share of money one way or another.
Nestle is incredibly evil. Then again most mega / conglomerate /monopoly corps are as well.
Nestle is trying to steal oregon water again.
Try it. got to truck it out putting your ass at risk. just like the scum removing the forest.
Everything we buy? I don’t buy any of that crap.
Except he Quaker Oats… I do eat them sometimes, and I had some Jell-O here about a year ago. The rest of that stuff I classify as garbage.
The TV has crowd has been conditioned to be consumers of crap they don’t need, and never even wanted, until the TV told them they need and want it.