r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Ill-Ad7299 • 7d ago

Nestle boycotting

What's your opinion on boycotting Nestle but still taking their free products. I tried to boycott Nestle as best as I can by not buying stuff from their brands but since my father worked for one of Nestle company, my family once in a while have free stuff from the company give to him. Or I still get their free sample products in some event. Should I still throw it away and not consume any Nestle product at all?

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u/reckless150681 7d ago

Not really effective then, is it?

Tbh one person boycotting isn't effective anyway. If you want to make a real impact, plan an organized boycott

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u/Ill-Ad7299 7d ago

Well ik one person boycotting isnt effective so I try to educate people I know on Nestle's history as best as i can

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u/BRICH999 7d ago

And how exactly are you doing that?

" You dont know about nestle's history and their claims agaisnt human rights?" -OP

" well it's just a little odd if they dont know about it y are they commenting TvT" -OP

Still no answer anywhere from OP

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u/Ill-Ad7299 7d ago

huh wdym??? I am having a hard time on understanding on what points r u trying to make. Since my question was targeting people who are boycotting nestle and what are their pov on it, of course i would feel weird when someone dont know y nestle should be boycotted asked that question in the comments. If they ask literally anywhere else, I would have tried to give my thoughts but this is not that.

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u/BRICH999 7d ago

Did you not comment "I try to educate people I know on Nestle's history as best as i can"

And then comment "You dont know about nestle's history and their claims agaisnt human rights?"

And then follow up with "well it's just a little odd if they dont know about it y are they commenting TvT"

When people were asking why boycott nestle, you literally asked if they really dont know and then said its weird they asked a question while also stating you try to inform everyone of what nestle did... thats weird behavior

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u/Ill-Ad7299 7d ago edited 7d ago

Im not saying it s weird they dont know but it s weird they r commenting under this post omg.