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The Barbie movie showed me we are only against big corporations when they don't align with current ideology. Mattel proved it otherwise, imo. But hey, if the pharmaceutical industry has been shafting us since the 70s, why wouldn't the toy industry?
(this has nothing to do with being pro or against feminism)
Isn't that sort of obvious, though? Like...ya. if Nestle aligned closer with current ideology that it's not good to be an evil corporation... people would like them more instead of making jokes about their death water.
Yes, exactly but it's all a PR thing. They're still a greedy corporation that marketing wise is "doing" the thing current affairs deem right. That doesn't automatically make them a good corporation, quite the opposite in my opinion.