Mr George
Adams thinks New Zealanders have less than good attitudes to ‘big business;’ this
at a time when a ‘big business Government’ rules the house and from the head of
a company that helps to feed the ‘unwellness’ of New Zealand residents. His company
pushes a range of products that directly affects the health of so many young
people. His company sells a product that is often cheaper than milk, a product
that kids have taken as a viable breakfast on the way to school, then to have teachers
deal with ‘sugar-high’ kids. Is it any wonder that his products and others are
contributing to the fact that this generation is not going to live as long as their
parents and grandparents?
Mr Adam’s company
pushes his company’s gut and teeth rotting product at every opportunity. Some
would say that such products (not just his company) rank right up there with alcohol
and tobacco as to the damage they do.
So some New
Zealanders have an attitude to ‘big business’ and Mr Adams waits until he is
leaving the job, that he makes this claim. Why, Mr Adams, have you not been
more forthcoming in your protestations? Were you concerned that New Zealanders
may take umbrage at your questioning of how ‘we’ think about your company and
others?
Like an ‘opinion’
on any subject, New Zealanders have a range of beliefs, the subject of ‘big
business,’ no different to any other. You can be sure that you have your
supporters too, so other than holding some ‘political’ agenda re pushing for
greater access and freedom to push your product even more onto a ‘naïve’
public, all in the name of a ‘free
market,’ then I fail to see an validity in your claims. I guess your friends in
the National Party will continue to attend your ‘lobbying- focused gatherings’
and drink from your generous but poisoned chalice.
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