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You seem to be nice people :)

Thank You!

'What do you mean' is a statement as there is no question mark.

Look... I am on your side! I am saying that this is proof that you are right! People are worthless. People do not give a flying fffck out anyone except themselves. It was in the news in 2003. Nobody cared! Patriotism, Iraq war, War on Terror, freedom fries, Coca Cola!

Exactly, that is what happened in Columbia with people that were labor unionists working for the coca cola company: www. theguardian.com/media/2003/jul/24/marketingandpr.colombia

Although I feel that 99% is too high of a percentage I would say that the same goes for europeans and maybe also for the rest of the world.
"WhOo cAreS what hapPeNs in 50 yEars oR so I'Ll Be dEad bY thEn anyWaYs" (probably from cancer, radiation, war, diabetes, or shot by their infant child...)
But the 1 percent (hopefully more) still does make a difference...
there is a saying in Germany: "Kleinvieh macht auch Mist" which literally translates to "small lifestock also craps" and means that little steps will eventually lead to success.
Just don't give up yet.
PS: Coca Cola does murder employees. People do ignore that fact.

Does it matter? It's funny... does it have to be true?

It is absolutely fair. If the individual person just stopped using certain products or at least consume less of them, producers would have to change their ways... if they can not make money they would have to react to still be able to make money... the market IS the whole of individual consumers. So your choices really do matter: you got to start somewhere.
Have you heard of fairphone btw? It has some problems but I think their concept could be an example for bigger companies.

Maybe because of hygiene. Some homeless people contract scabies, bedbugs, fleas and other parasites which could attach themselves to the cloth... if you give several people a haircut this could lead to an epidemic.