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> This was pushed especially hard in economically depressed areas that could least afford it. An interesting choice for a company trying to maximize profits.
by rootusrootus 5y ago
> This was pushed especially hard in economically depressed areas that could least afford it.
An interesting choice for a company trying to maximize profits.
- Cerium 5y agoLikely the campaign was found to be most effective against a less educated population that wants to give their children opportunity they didn't have.
- azemetre 5y agoIt's not hard for these companies to bribe politicians to allow welfare recipients to buy their products through snap/food stamps/ebt by getting exemptions. It's very devious and wrong.
- selcuka 5y agoAlso the most logical choice given that it's a hard sell for wealthy, stay-at-home moms rather than women who need to work and don't have the necessary time to breastfeed.