Nestle boycott - Page 2

Will · 11-10-2007, 07:09

I must admit complete ignorance to what a lot of retailers/manufacturers do. Things such as animal testing - it sounds awful and it looks awful, but I don't really think about the products I buy and don't actively look for things suggesting it's "good". Like Nestle, I probably buy lots of Nestle products completely unaware of what they're doing. Upon discovery of what it is I doubt it'll ever stop me from purchasing that product - they tend to die a natural death if they're bad enough anyway, either through media/publicity or generally more obvious means. Boycotting tends to be done by hypocrites from what I've experienced.

11-10-2007, 07:09	#11
Will BBx woz 'ere :P Join Date: Jan 1970 Posts: 2,147,487,208	I must admit complete ignorance to what a lot of retailers/manufacturers do. Things such as animal testing - it sounds awful and it looks awful, but I don't really think about the products I buy and don't actively look for things suggesting it's "good". Like Nestle, I probably buy lots of Nestle products completely unaware of what they're doing. Upon discovery of what it is I doubt it'll ever stop me from purchasing that product - they tend to die a natural death if they're bad enough anyway, either through media/publicity or generally more obvious means. Boycotting tends to be done by hypocrites from what I've experienced. __________________ *No No!*