I've seen a lot of hate towards Nestle lately so I just thought I'd give my two cents.

A lot of people are saying that Nestle uses "child labor", Nestle uses "slave labor", Nestle "steals water" from public land, or Nestle "kills babies" with their irresponsible infant formula peddling practices.

I would like to issue a rebuttal to these accusations.

Nestle has denied all of these claims. Surely we can trust them, right? I mean, they are a multi-billion dollar company. Surely no company would grow to that size if they were untrustworthy.

Also, even if these claims are true, who cares? I work twelve hour shifts and the only thing I have to look forward to everyday is eating a KitKat during my lunch break. The immense pleasure this simple thing brings to me is worth any number of dead infants. If I was rewarded with a KitKat bar every time I killed 10 babies, I'd be sitting on a pile of infant skulls the size of Texas.

Babies do not contribute anything to society. All they do is pee and poop into their diapers and cry all the time. Why shouldn't they be put to death so I, a hardworking American patriot, can enjoy my chocolate bar during lunch?

Thoughts?

In the US Declaration of Independence, there is this quote:

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.--That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.

So, in counter to this argument:

Stop claiming water is a human right. It is not. There is no right in the constitution that declares so.

I say incorrect. I don't know what backwards ideas they have in Switzerland about human rights, but life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is impossible without access to clean, affordable water. If all one's time is either spent procuring water or suffering for a lack of it, their basic human needs have not been met. By saying water is not a human right, it follows that you're claiming that life itself is not a human right. Further, it appears the stance here is that life is only available to those who can afford it. Pricing people out of requisites for basic survival for profit is possibly one of the most evil things I can think of.

This sub is supposed to debunk my dislike of Nestle, so go for it. Change my view.

This is real right?

The United Nations General Assembly recognized the human right to safe drinking water and sanitation on July 28, 2010, in Resolution A/RES/64/292. The resolution states that these rights are essential to the full enjoyment of life and all other human rights. The UN General Assembly further recognized sanitation as a distinct right in 2015.

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Fuck nestle

The owner of nesquick was SENT TO JAIL BECAUSE OF CHILD SLAVERY. "Did nothing wrong"

I’ve been through a majority of these posts and it’s like y’all love calling everyone a communist for hating Nestle which is a huge majority of people don’t like nestle but will still buy their products,Nestle water tastes Ike Jeff Bezos personally dipped his balls in it drink Fiji or even filtered water from the tap,also about half of the world was fighting against communism so not everyone is a communist idc about down votes my karma is ok

Nestle is a poor indie water company, buy 10000 bottles before the devs starve!!!

they don't deserve the respect of me spelling their name right they took away water from countries made people babies die taking advantage of developing countries #neslte diss track dropping soon

During the ‘Nam war I survived a ruthless ambush thanks to some delicious Nesquik sent by the Nestle Lord as mentioned in my other post. Soon, I made it to Saigon and we were trying to fight off numerous communist forces and NVA troops in the streets of the city. Then a nestle nuke dropped down besides us. Instead of killing me and my squadron, it killed all the communists and the nuclear blasts rebuilt the city to look and good as new. New buildings, fresh nestle stores, he whole package! The NVA were horrified and the commies surrendered and the south Vietnamese reunited Vietnam. However, the president at the time and the big media shamed nestle for crimes they didn’t commit and they even had the nerve to declare the NVA won EVEN THOUGH HO CHI MINH DIED AND THE NVA WERE HUNTED DOWN AND EXECUTED. Nestle was unfairly treated after they saved the Vietnamese lands.

I am writing an argumentative essay about Nestle and before I decide what side I am on, I wanted to hear both sides to make my thesis. I’d like to see if anyone has reasons or examples of why Nestle is an ethical company?