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Your initial question was valid but this response is naive and arrogant.
Hate to break it to you, but you don't have that much power.
By all means boycott Nestle, everything you buy from someone else is a few bucks they won't get, but they won't care.
Even if you count ALL the people who hate Nestle AND know what brands they own, it's not enough to end them.
Yes, every little bit helps and nobody is telling you not to boycott, but in reality, these things are rarely if EVER big and organized enough to amount to any more than a negligible drop in revenue.
There’s that defeatist mindset that won’t achieve anything. Nestle is nothing without the workers, customers and suppliers. We can inform more people about the scandals of nestle and of the alternatives.
And I fully support that. Keep fighting the good fight!
I'm just telling you why you might not get the excitement you're looking for the next time you suggest a boycott.