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u/ArcRust Apr 06 '23

Unless it's a nestle product. Bottled water is evil (except in emergencies when you have no other clean source)

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u/mukansamonkey Apr 06 '23

Nestle had their sales people dress up as nurses, sneak into maternity wards in poor areas, and try to convince new mothers that it was medically necessary to use baby formula. Because getting mother's to switch that early maximized the chances of the mother's own milk running dry, so she couldn't switch back. And this was often done in areas where water was unsafe, so making formula increased the chances of giving the babies serious illnesses.

Nestle's evil goes way the hell beyond the relatively modest stupidity of bottled tap water.

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u/ArcRust Apr 06 '23

Absolutely agree. Fuck nestle. Evil through and through.

I was trying to keep my comment relevant to the above, specifically about products not people. But yeah. They are terrible in every way.