You know the township voted to not allow them to increase the volume of water. The people who live there decided that! ..and what does Nestle do? They sue the small township.
From $4.8 million in local and state taxes to over $15.7 million in payroll for jobs here in Michigan, Nestlé Waters contributes a lot more to Michigan than just the cost of a $200 permit.
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It is obscene, and the worst of state-level
@MIGOP politics-for-profiteering. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pri.org/stories/2018-02-04/tiny-michigan-town-water-fight-nestle%3famp …
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So, lets break this down, you are telling us how awesome you are for paying the regular operating costs of a company, like wages & taxes? oooh. congrats.
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That’s what I thought! Their tweet makes no sense except to a labor exploiting and tax evading reader.
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You should stop talking about your contribution, because whatever they are, they aren’t solving the problem. There’s still lead in the tap water of Flint, and you’re blocking a solution to the problem.
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Also, fun fact. Nestle is being billed per comment and like. If you’re upset with them, you can like the ad and they’ll be charged a dollar or so.
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I never buy anything produced by Nestle, ever.
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That was beautiful on multiple levels.
#BoycottNestle#keepMIwaterinMIpic.twitter.com/aGzaVyAJGq
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