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Boycotting works. From this article in Forbes: “There is strength in numbers.”

“Target’s stock price (NYSE: TGT) is down 24%—from 137.40 on Jan. 24, the day Target cut its programs—to 104.70 on March 15.”
“Within that time frame, the stock is down 10% from when the 40-day kickoff began on March 5.”

“Tesla’s share price (NAS: TSLA) is down 40% since December, with more than $500 billion being wiped off the company’s value.”

Why Boycott Nestle?

It should probably be enough that the CEO, Brabeck-Letmathe said that the idea that water is a human right is “extreme,” and that Nestle played a major role in downgrading the water from a “right” to a “need” at the World Water Forum in 2000.
It goes without saying, but this is blatant attempt to make more moneythey are the world’s largest producer of bottled water.

But that isn’t even the tip of the iceberg.

Here is an in depth summary, but the upshot is they do despicable things for profit:

You can find all the brands that Nestle owns here (it’s a lot), and a list of common brands sold in the United States here.

Check out the r/FuckNestle subreddit for more.

Why Boycott Target?

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Why Boycott Amazon?

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Why Boycott Walmart?

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Why Boycott McDonalds?

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