== It's not just about the baby milk issue == 

 What about Nestlé's draining local water supplies to sell their bottled water? Villagers in Pakistan go to the well to get their daily water to drink and wash with, and there's nothing there because Nestlé has taken all their water to sell to rich idiots. Farmers in the American midwest falling into sinkholes because Nestlé has drained all the groundwater out from under them. Nestlé CEO Peter Brabeck caught on video saying that access to water is not a human right, i.e. corporations like Nestlé have the right to seize control of the world's water supply and force us to buy it from them. And on top of that, there's the environmental impact of all those millions of plastic water bottles which people in developed countries with drinkable tap water don't even need but which the SFYs (stupid fucking yuppies) are convinced are a necessity, like Lululemon yoga pants and a Starbucks on every corner.