@pepeltgeharm: Large corporations such as Nestlé have often been criticized for exploiting water resources in Africa and other parts of the world. Critics argue that these companies extract massive amounts of groundwater, limit local communities’ access to clean water, and contribute to pollution through industrial waste and large-scale production. In regions where water is already scarce, these practices can severely affect public health, agriculture, and the overall quality of life for local populations. #CEO #drinkingwater #socialism #capitalism

Kor :

we don't need large corporations but large corporations need us so we can work for them or buy their product so who should really be the leader of the world?? you or some large corporations like nestle??

irret.adnama :

does business = no legal consequences?

money :

aaaand shadowbanned 😭

Js_Hugh :

If i pour straight poison into someone’s drink like in those movies i think it’s worse than someone making me drink 10g of salt a day without me knowing

_Lil_jimmy_🦑🐇 :

Never reposted a video so fast

Shiro 代 :

Funny to see video aint popular

Real-less8953 :

skibidi_filip73 :

Think about the cost tho…

armankhidri :

its ok tho bc I can feel the wealth starting to trickle down 😂✌

darkxwolf17🪖 :

Sad thing is almost every CEO does this kind of stuff for there own gain while not caring about others around them

JDavison :

learn about the tragedy of commons

𝐏𝐄𝐏𝐄 :

PEPE

VladPitt🪖 :

🇮🇶Specimen Q🇩🇪 :

yes but...they're CEO'S and we're not, so its okay (Im not being fr for clarification)

🇺🇸κονδούδης🇬🇷 :

ain't that strange

🇪🇸🇺🇳PerroZanxeeeee🐾⛈️ :

DuPont disliked your video

Bagneciarz_v2 :

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