“I don’t think that you are evil George, nor are your hundreds of thousands of co-workers. But I think you have been sold a bill of goods regarding ethical responsibility and the way your corporation shades the difference between doing what’s permitted and doing what’s right.”

Add to that willful ignorance. “Mr. Vezza”, please, if you are for real, and I have no way of knowing if you are (it seems crazy unlikely), but if you are–do a little, just a little reading and research. You do sound more than a little naive, and some reading of the real history of Nestle in Africa with honest, open eyes will surely convince you that Nestle has been, let’s say, far from a model corporate citizen. Would you, could you deny this?

Robert (3 posts back):
“Do more” does not equal “give away” and I think that is not too difficult to understand! This isn’t the Young Capitalists Explorer’s Club. In the real world some large companies have a “soul”, a culture of giving back to the world, and I don’t mean just after natural disaster.