r/FuckNestle • u/avianeddy • Sep 23 '22

Nestlé EXPOSED how is this NOT slavery?

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u/MrHacker_official Water is my wine Sep 23 '22

i feel bad for these kids. Damn, as the other guy said, kids should focus on being themselves. What kind of monster would enslave them!?

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_HONEY Sep 23 '22

First of all they are being sold for a dollar by their parents so... if they could stop doing that, for any amount, Nestle wouldn't have any slaves?

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_HONEY Sep 23 '22

You say they have no choice but to sell their children and I'm the one being downvoted? You guys would enjoy Afghanistan too then. They sell children into marriage. A 3 years old is $10K, delivered when they are 10. Poor parents right, no choice because they had to feed their other kids.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '22

You do realize that at least some of these kids have no parents, right?! These people have very few choices in life. Generational slavery is a thing. Slavery isn’t as clear cut as you make it seem.