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agreed. disgustingly antisocial and immoral. I was astonished back when the poisoned chinese baby formula story hit the news, thinking "how could people knowing
by jackhack 7y ago
agreed. disgustingly antisocial and immoral. I was astonished back when the poisoned chinese baby formula story hit the news, thinking "how could people knowingly perpetrate such evil?" yet here is this story about "Jessica" knowingly endorsing products that her chemist-boyfriend has identified as toxic. But she "earns" $100/month in kickbacks and gets lots of "free stuff" so I guess it's all good even if others are harmed. (Hope that sarcasm was obvious.)
Looks to me like "Jessica" might be a co-conspirator to racketeering. If I were a prosecutor, perhaps I would think that's something for a jury to sort out?