Making weapons of war is a kind of banal evil that most people can wrap their heads around. Nestle spent enormous effort purposely convincing impoverished moth

Making weapons of war is a kind of banal evil that most people can wrap their heads around. Nestle spent enormous effort purposely convincing impoverished mothers in third world countries to spend their little money on Nestle infant formula despite knowing 1) The mothers would not be able to get clean water to make the formula with 2) would not be able to properly refrigerate unused but already mixed formula, which is a foodborne illness time bomb 3) that the mothers could not afford enough formula to adequately feed their infants, and the infants would be malnourished as a result And they did this while trying to convince people formula was "healthier", while they knew that to be untrue. When an infant formula company poisoned some kids in China meanwhile, some company execs literally got the death penalty.