NESTLE, 1970s: Sent sales women dressed as nurses and doctors into African villages to convince mothers to forgo breastfeeding.

In the 1970s, Nestle sent sales women dressed as nurses and doctors into African villages to convince mothers to forgo breastfeeding.

— healthbot (@thehealthb0t) December 1, 2021

Corporations really are predators always using some bogus rationale to introduce some toxin on an unsuspecting population.  Here and here are a fuller treatment of this story.  Remember that any time you hear of a government program with a title "War on Cancer," "War on Drugs," "War on Poverty," and so forth, don't dismiss it as some rhetorical play.  The government really is warring on you, and it is always a hot war, particularly when you learn that you or a loved one or family member pays a physical and psychological toll in these "rhetorical" wars.