DuPont: The Most Evil Business in the World

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[@pyeitme508]

Woah 😳

[@voduz999]

I love you Jack but you deserve this ratio.

[@stavas05]

Please make a video about Bayer

[@3iiis]

Do an expose on CEDE AND COMPANY it's a shadow company worth $30 trillion pleaasseee!!

[@npswm1314]

Oh God Jake is gonna go bye soon...

[@WraxTV]

My grandfather worked for DuPont. Died of multiple brain tumors. Doctors said the only way the tumors he got were possible was due to extreme radiation exposure. After he died, DuPont told my grand mother if she attempted to sue, they'd withhold his retirement money. Good people.

[@zekiz774]

This is possible? America is fucked up.

[@WraxTV]

@@zekiz774 I don't know if it was legal even back then, but those with more resources will always hold the cards.

[@islambale747]

See? The people we look up to and slave away the best years of our life for.

[@blockminingsolutions]

@@WraxTV why don’t you peruse to take care of what they did.. reach out to attorneys… sounds like an extremely large settlement or headlines.. if you’re being serious

[@zekiz774]

@@blockminingsolutions they probably have no evidence

[@NightDocs]

You could do an entire series on just DuPont. Teflon is just scratching the surface

[@yucatansuckaman5726]

I see what you did there 😏

[@luskira]

Nice

[@bobbycigarillo]

Punny

[@Soul_Alpha]

Now this is witty

[@Georgiagr-uf5kq]

Yep genx is the chemical in the water in Wilmington NC. Causes all kinds of cancer and health issues. No one cares.

[@Paulie878]

3 years ago. I worked for DuPont as a subcontractor doing sheet metal. The money was great because of rate work but the security was unbelievable and the rules they had were actually ridiculous. It’s sad what they did. It’s sad what a lot of businesses are doing. Some we don’t even know yet.

[@ajm5007]

Personal anecdote: My uncle was a mechanical engineer for DuPont back in the 70s and early 80s, upgrading the production equipment in many of their manufacturing facilities. He openly cooperated with various investigations, but because his work was on the mechanical side of things - designing and upgrading the physical machines - he didn't really know anything useful to them. That said, being aware of the allegations and mounting evidence, he eventually decided to quit not only DuPont, but mechanical engineering altogether. At the age of 30, he applied to medical school and became an orthopedic surgeon (which, if you think about it, is just mechanical engineering on people).

[@dawnemile7499]

It is unfortunate that orthopedic surgeons view the body like a mechanical object. They forget about the rest of the body and wreck many a oerson's life because of their short-sightedness.

[@majermike]

@@dawnemile7499 bot?

[@CountChokcula]

I had them reach out to me about being an intern mechanical engineer. Now I'm debating on it but I need the money

[@majermike]

@@CountChokcula it's fine just cooperate with any investigations as they arise and try not to upset any shareholders

[@JamesVestal-dz5qm]

I agree that medicine is mechanical engineering the human body.

[@FinancialShinanigan]

Talk about Insulin and how the patent was sold for $1 to be free for everyone but drug companies got their greedy hands on it.

[@JuanTonSoupXP]

This is a good topic

[@GTAVictor9128]

Good one!

[@hanzo9941]

Yes.

[@victorprokop2240]

didnt know big pharma fucked lifters up

[@Demopans5990]

These sorts of products should be put under a open source licence

[@mortak6307]

Jake Tran speedrunning getting on every assassination list.

[@kennedytheretard975]

He's sacrificing all his megacorp social credits™ for the truth Mad respect

[@debrainwasher]

Jake can attack any business and corporate he wants. There is only one industry, he should never mess up with: The fossile energy industry - including the many nations who are lying in bed with this industry due to mineral oil taxes. I lost my job a decade ago, our university institute has been closed down by the government and my former professor is not longer allowed to do R&D-works. Jamal Kashoggi tried to publish this inconvenient truth, but he has been murdered, liqufied in hydrochloric acid and rinsed into the sewerage of Istanbul.

[@bobe-od7xr]

@@debrainwasher sounds like a friday to me

[@theviscount4622]

@@debrainwasher damn i always felt like there was something going on in that industry, good to know.

[@teodnrd]

@@debrainwasher an italian youtuber called NovaLectio made a video about exploitation and all the bad and secret things happening in dubai, the video was taken down for a few days and demonitized(i suppose). He talked about it in another video and he said youtube didn’t say why it got taken down. The video it’s still there if you wanna watch it, it’s very interesting and i think it has english subtitles. (sorry for my bad english but i’m italian, i can understand english very well but i can’t write it or talk it as well)

[@Tyler11821]

The intro parts have several things incorrect. Teflon itself is actually pretty non-toxic. However teflon has an issue: it starts to break down in the range of 300-400F, and it was used in a place where those temperatures are common since it's used in cooking. Calling teflon c8 is incorrect, c8 is a breakdown product of the polymer that makes up teflon under that heat and a few other situations. Teflon is still used to this day in biomedical implants and other things that don't get heated to the point of breaking down.

[@LONECOW1210]

He also equates PTOA like its teflon. The polymer version PTFE is teflon. They make pans with PTFE which is relatively safe while PTOA is pretty toxic.

[@priyeshpv]

You're off by about 380 - 280 degrees fahrenheit, a temperature you'd only get when heating a cooking vessel empty, with anything inside you'd long before either have a fire in the kitchen or a lot of smoke. On top of that the amount of fluorine gasses produced by heating an empty vessel would rarely be sufficient to cause so called "Teflon flu", the medical condition caused when exposed to polymer gasses. This video rather was produced to cause panic which is unnecessary because DuPont is bad enough to begin with.

[@dynamicpaintball]

Thank you. As a material scientist this was driving me crazy.

[@squeakylevi1]

Chemist here, PFOA was used as a processing aid for telfon because without it the only thing it will stick to is itself. It’s hard to completely remove PFOA after processing so some will remain Also much of the PFOA that’s in the environment is from the waterproofing coating Scotchguard that was made by 3M

[@tugginalong]

Yes, Teflon is widely used as a pump seal, pipe seal, liner of pipe, and hosts of industrial application because of its ability to withstand chemical exposure and to maintain its form.

[@Kyle-qf5zc]

My grandfather was a responding firefighter to the DuPont plant fire in Louisville, KY 1965. He was inside the plant when it exploded, and hid behind the wheel well of a semi truck for cover. He was separated from his partner during the fire who unfortunately did not survive the fire. Very harrowing to hear him tell the story. The way he tells it, it sounded like they had absolutely no idea what they were walking into when they responded to the fire.

[@Visnetter]

I live in the Netherlands where we have accessibility to drink water almost everywhere. And yet, my town had a river where dupont dumps their garbage and WE drink that water. It's so gross because the waterstandards here are super high but yet a big company like dupont has the right to pollute our drinking water without the government doing a single thing. Disgusting!

[@Visnetter]

@@upmindai6812 exactly, I'm happy that someone finally made a video about this topic to expose them

[@TZmayo]

Rebel. Tear down this system. Make a better new one. Now dumb trash in their drinking water like a boss. Winner winner chicken dinner.

[@gretchenm5400]

Same here in Delaware.

[@TheGalacticWest]

I would have imagined that a place like the Netherlands would have crushed that problem but I guess governments outside of America can be slim pits too.

[@eduardochavacano]

That is just sad.

[@AgentS1285]

What's sad is the fact that most companies just set a budget to pay for violating environmental regulations, since it's just cheaper.

[@rustytoyota]

Those exact " regulators " are doing nothing with that money to fix the issue. Just to regulate there lifestyles.

[@defectiveindustries]

Fight Club mentions that but in relation to insurance: claims < recall = don't do one

[@acctsys]

Well ultimately, it's up to the buyers to boycott horrible companies so they die. Ideally, government would punish the officers/directors of a company criminally, but we can't really rely on that.

[@NormalPerson053]

One should start researching how a person can generate immunity against these toxins . Its r and d it's sale would take very long but I am pretty sure this hard target that sounds impossible would be achieved but I don't think regulations, beareaucrates and politicians would ever solve this problem. Plus corruption its always like if you don't somebody will.

[@clocked0]

@@acctsys And how can consumers do that with certain companies being "Too big to fail?" Governments routinely bail out companies during hard times that are far smaller than DuPont. The economy depends on these parasites :/

[@BigCheech-wy9os]

There was a dupont factory in Northern NJ. I heard they use to dump the chemical wastes in the ground. Many people in the area years after were dead from strange cancers. The corrupred government cleared Dupont of any wrong doing. However, they have not been able to sell the land the factory stood on because “the ground” is so Contaminated.

[@AtZero138]

Cheers from Southern California... I'm 50, as kids we seen lots of WTF, BMX life, so we rode to secret spots etc.. In the shadow of the only Steam plant, across from the Beach, "wetlands" field, dried enough for riding and building Jumps etc... The middle of this Salt crusted landscape a Yellow 50gallon drum just sticking out of the ground, about 10-12" of it.. This area has been restored to a natural Wetlands.. not dry etc.. If they"whoever " dumped this, just did because they could .. What else was found? Huntington Beach CA At Pacific coast Highway"PCH " and Magnolia... The Porsche test track, driving school, Off the 405 freeway, I worked on the drainage ditch... Rebar.. This massive property was to be Track Homes, planned community etc... Until... They found Barrels apon barrels buried... We got called off the job... Never looked into who owned the land before it was a golf course,,

[@cedriclynch]

My mother bought her first non-stick pan in the early 1960s. The PTFE coating was not from Du Pont but was "Fluon" from the UK company ICI (Imperial Chemical Industries). After a few months my mother remarked that most of the coating had worn off the pan. My father replied "I wonder where most of it has gone".

[@toypianos469]

Yikes!

[@user-tn8rl1lc8l]

Screw non-stick pans, cast iron for the win

[@keithhandley8515]

The ICI factories in the UK is now DuPont's they changed name in the late 90s

[@wandabanks6756]

Well now we know

[@songpoetry1]

Yeah, I grew up eating from nonstick pans and pots. They got scratched as well, but I figured that if it's used in pots and pans it's probably harmless. I guess I should've known better. Half of my pots and pans are teflon-coated and I've been using them to feed my family. ...Crap.

[@8b0i21]

Companies like DuPont, Nestle and Monsanto perfectly embody the saying “making a deal with the devil”

[@brandonvelde5774]

Just a deal? Nah man these mfs are evil enough to put the devil out of a job.

[@justinwatson1510]

Join a communist or socialist party and help us put them out of business. Corporations have been evil for as long as they’ve existed, whether they were stealing resources from India or selling people in North America. We never needed them, and it’s not too late to stop them but we are running out of time.

[@nikhilpranav6915]

Buy chocolate from Hershey's, they try very hard to make sure there is zero child slavery in the production of their chocolate. Or buy from a fully artificial, knock-off, chocolate company with no coco.

[@justinwatson1510]

Hershey is one of the companies that won’t promise its cocoa doesn’t come from child labor, and their chocolate tastes like ass. Tony’s Chocolonely is fair trade, delicious chocolate.

[@justinwatson1510]

Theo is also fair trade and doesn’t look / feel like shitstained wax the way Hershey’s does.

[@calebdonaldson8770]

DuPont: "The most evil business in the world." Nestle: "Finally! A challenger! Our battle will be legendary!"

[@BeachBrah247]

LOL!

[@ecoRfan]

How about Monsanto Chemical (aka Cancer, Inc)

[@jjba3571]

@@ecoRfan I HATE NESTLE THE MOST, cuz tyey have several monopolies and is really hard to track what "bussiness are under their empire" i dont buy anything for them, they exploid kids for making anything cacao based, that alone make me despide them

[@liberaldriller9884]

Purdue : hold my fentanyl

[@keylimepython641]

Radium Corporations: If I were still alive, I'd make you eat those words.

[@Buff55]

We had a DuPont munitions facility in my hometown. It was thankfully no longer active when I was growing up but the air near the property had this weird feeling to it. Almost like it was thicker and harder to breath. The stream coming from it that fed into the lake also foamed a bit with a strange visible vapor rising from it. I remember hearing about sensors that had to be installed for detecting cancer causing vapors in a few homes and almost monthly testing in the water mains in the streets. I never really bothered to look into what exactly was dumped or what was seeping from the facility but it caused strange changes in the lake's snapping turtle population. Things were massive and must've been about 2-3 feet in shell diameter. I remember seeing ducks and geese go under never to be seen again. Everything was dredged a few years ago and I haven't seen any of the massive turtles since.

[@audiodood]

Peculiar, where was this?

[@shadowdragon851]

Teenage mutant ninja turtles origin story

[@prawnstar9213]

Come fish in a lake near the 3m corporate base.. it’s like the simpons nuclear cartoon fish..

[@Buff55]

@@audiodood Sorry but I really don't feel like doxing myself since I still live there.

[@badhombre4942]

None of this could happen without corrupt government.

[@dong7474]

When a lawyer says “I am irritated” with how the justice system operates you know it’s gonna get good.

[@eXecu7or]

mildly annoyed

[@ElBandito]

His normal calm has been compromised.

[@nerocityhd9481]

if a lawyer, who profits off of how bad the justice system is somehow becomes angry with it, you definitely know its just useless shit

[@Jackazz2ndGen]

-bad/horrible.*

[@andrewcurtin7003]

Im irritated the lawyer said calmly

[@RyanShirley]

I’m really excited for the Monsanto documentary 🍿

[@stargirl8444]

Same I’m mad hyped

[@Rs-qc8mq]

He scared bro lol

[@mumenraider]

🍿🍿

[@dac518]

@Rajat Rahlan the human race has always been under some form of enslavement or another

[@dac518]

@Rajat Rahlan theyre providing slave food, and ending malnutrition, out of any company monsanto is the least of the worries

[@brikthroughyourwindow1299]

Ive lived next to Parkersburg my entire life and I’ve been to DuPont a couple times because my mom used to work there, even as a little nine year old without a clue, I knew it wasn’t a good place. They showed us the area where they dumped the chemicals. They painted it in a golden light to make you think that it was an amazing place that changed the world. Now as I grow up I see how awful this place it and I feel so bad about ever thinking it was okay

[@glorioskey]

My dad was a holistic Dr in 60s . He had an ability to understand how stuff was toxic. We never had teflon pans. And he'd take milk jugs and go in the hills to get water to avoid fluoride and who knows what else.

[@earlthepearl6414]

We used to have a DuPont facility in my little town and they had a massive leak of sulfuric acid and something else that killed a bunch of people. I remember being young when it happened and looking out the windows and everything outside was obscured by a green cloudy mist. I remember my parents putting wet towels under all the doors and duct taping all the windows and vents closed to make our house as air tight as possible. It was a really scary experience, I will never forget it. Just another incident to add to the long list of evil deeds carried out by the diabolical DuPont corporation.

[@holymoly849]

About what year was this?

[@carlmorgan8452]

I live in Washington West Virginia 2 miles from the plant. C8 is effecting many people, my wife has thyroid problems.

[@benkotowicz174]

The duct tape contaminated your mind.

[@martinmaddox5315]

When we vacationed in new Smyrna beach 60 years ago, I was 12, I remember the mosquito sprayer truck going through spraying their poison. I especially remember seeing people sitting on their porch smoking in the early evening, while the mist was settling over them. My dad, who like he taught me, had Common sense as many raised on farms had years ago. He made us go inside while he closed all windows, no air conditioning , and put towels under the door. Sugar is the biggest killer of our society, followed by bromine, chlorine and fluoride. In addition to poisoning us these three highly reactive chemicals compete with iodine receptor sites. Iodine being necessary for life is found in every cell of our body. Low iodine first affects our thyroid, causing goiter, next is breasts especially in women , causing cancer in men and women! Iodine is an essential element of our immune system! Most people get their less than necessary iodine from iodized salt which has only the bare minimum to reduce goiter, the first evidence of low iodine. This compounds the problem when know it all doctors tell you to reduce salt!! Iodine deficiency in pregnant women causes lower intelligence in newborns and young children!

[@JamesGrim08]

Do you remember what year it was?

[@MattieAMiller]

I have always been very wary of nonstick pans/teflon, primarily because you are not supposed to use them if you have a pet bird. Teflon releases fumes at high temperatures, and birds are very sensitive to toxic gases. That is why canaries were used in coal mines as an emergency air quality test. It's like they were saying "remember to remove your smoke detector before cooking anything with our grill".

[@bonniemoerdyk9809]

Mattie ... are you familiar with MCS = Multiple Chemical Sensitivity? We are nicknamed 'Canaries' because our bodies react to chemicals before other 'normal' people do. Generally it's because of being over-exposed to something toxic in the past, like a chemical spill. The closest thing it is similar to that most people have heard of is Agent Orange. Having MCS is a very difficult syndrome to live with as it causes most of us to eventually be house-bound and unable to live a normal life due to all the chemicals in our modern world. Just being around average people wearing hair products and perfume/cologne is enough to make us violently ill for days or even weeks. Plug-ins, laundry detergents, household cleaners are just as bad if not worse! People(and pets) have died from too much exposure, but unless a person gets cancer, many just ignore what canaries go through. But manufacturers just keep making more products with toxic chemicals, and the fragrance industry keeps pumping out more poisonous products, and they are allowed to because they do not have to reveal what the ingredients are...considered legal trade secrets. Yes Mattie, I was very wary of my Teflon pans, got rid of them long ago.

[@JuniperJennifer666]

I used to have pet birds parakeets in a big cage in the kitchen ( it was a very large kitchen) , i was using teflon frying pans and pots. Nothing happened to the birds. So this is a lie about bird pets and teflon frying pans

[@neenm4299]

Teflon is a brand name for multiple chemicals. The one talked about in the video is PFOA or C8. There is a very stable one called PTFE, but it begins to break down at a temperature of 300°C/570°F and releases chemicals that cause Teflon flu. Birds are very sensitive to toxic fumes - which is why miners used them. Hope this helps!

[@stephenuhe9229]

Farout at this point i just feel spiritually sick. Than add what the ccp allows in their waterways and no wonder its a sick world.

[@jjba3571]

@@bonniemoerdyk9809 oh my GOD, DO I NEED TO HAVE test ??? Should i go to an allergist ? I get migraines for the smell of perfume, smell of those frangance for floors, migraines for many chemicals smells alone, my family call me dramatic, but i know im not, i get so sick !!!!!! Im not crazy .... thank you person of the internet, know i can start to look for a diagnosis but i went to the doctor and they claim is just migraines, that they dont know much of what cause migraines and give me painkillers

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Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..

[@lucaswilson7792]

@Melissa Barrett You are right.

[@lucaswilson7792]

But I don't know why people remain poor due to ignorance

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She has made success much more easier than we thought.

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My first experience gave me the assurance that has made me to invest without fear of loosing.

[@waitwhichmike]

Growing up in Delaware, hearing about the incest, then eventually learning about how they disposed of toxins in my state, they truly are the most evil company this country has ever seen.

[@TheAvsouto]

You can actually create non stick pans by spreading a thin layer of vegetable oil(sunflower is one of the best for this) in a cast iron pan and putting in the oven for a 1 hour at 280 degrees celsius. You may need to repeat the process to get a more thick anti-adherent layer. It is non toxic and less expensive since you can remake the non-stick after starts to waste away

[@BigHenFor]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qILQoomMorJ1ac0. Use lard. It safer than sunflower or any vegetable oil that isn't cold pressed.

[@daigonaticsgulapanatics2556]

Thnx u boss me trying oke

[@phillies4eva]

@@BigHenFor or just cook bacon in the pan once in a while. I moved away from nonstick pans years ago and my health has improved and washing the pan had never been easier

[@thekraken1173]

Ok thanks

[@broadclothjack]

@@phillies4eva theres no way it can be that easy???????

[@merlin_V2]

The bad thing is that all these companies are shifting the blame to the conusmer for buying thier products. "It's not cocacolas fault thath there are so many plastic bottles in the ocean, it's the conusumers fault for not disposing of them correctly." They have advertised themselves out of the publics crosshair several times.

[@monad_tcp]

But most of the plastic in the oceans are fishing nets, by weight, that's almost 70%. Perhaps stop buying seafood, and only buy tank fish, also why would you contaminate yourself with lead and mercury, things from ocean are super nasty in pollution.

[@MrWillypanda88]

@@monad_tcp Change Coca Cola with whatever massive fishing company you want and the guy's argument stand. The problem is big companies with their capitalistic nature puts their own profits above every and any thing in this world. It is not the consumer that overconsume fish, it is the overfishing with industrial scale nets that polutes the sea. Even if we stop buying the fishes, these companies will just repackage it into other products.

[@davemacpherson4752]

You’re forgetting Coca Cola using the chemical caramel food colouring. I found out that coke is supposed to be clear.

[@rafreyes1190]

👀

[@suzannehartmann946]

NOPE its their fault for getting away from awesome GLASS that was easily RECYCLED plastic is not recycled no matter what anyone says.

[@swamphunt]

Fun fact: My great great grandfather was on the team of scientists that came up with the formula to put lead into gasoline. DuPont then purchased that formula giving my grandfather enough money to move his family to the U.S. from Germany right before WW2 started.

[@danidanzinski6763]

That’s actually FASCINATING 😮 glad they got out on time eh

[@jfj876]

And that was his contribution to the world???

[@jfj876]

Are you Jewish??

[@hughjeff1130]

Kinda crazy I live in the surrounding DuPont and most of the schools around here have a weird DuPont sponsored field trip to the factory to tell us their “great history” now I see what they were trying to cover up

[@Terabit3]

My grandfather worked at a Dupont plant in Eastern Washington for years and his home and town were both down wind from it. The town has a MUCH higher rate of Alzheimer's than almost any town around them. He, his wife, and daughter all passed away within 7 years of each other all from Alzheimer's. For context, his daughter was in her late 40s when she started to develop Alzheimer's

[@timzapel]

Where was this EaWa plant?

[@greeleyestateslove]

I'm very sorry for your loss. It's terrible how the people are dead and we can't sue for them. Or can we?

[@Terabit3]

@@timzapel it was the Hanford plant. Dupont was running it

[@timzapel]

Figured it was Hanford. Didn't know Dupont ran it.

[@Terabit3]

@@timzapel iirc, there was a chemical section of the plant run by them. This is third-hand information from what I remember my mother telling me about my grandfather's job at Hanford

[@Calebgoblin]

After binging all of Jake's recent videos, one comes to understand why some people might spiral into denial, despair, and other negative states of mind that start with d

[@lordvoldemort1985]

its hard dude. Once you realize the amount of eveil that exists in the world it really changes everything

[@Calebgoblin]

@@lordvoldemort1985 forreal. Big Anything can't be trusted

[@spraitukas]

The worst part here is that everybody in that town knew about the poison and they all lied and made fun of the only man who was trying to do the right thing about it. And that was decades ago in some town. Imagine how evil people are now, especially in big cities... 👀💀

[@Naitsabes68]

dunkey

[@Calebgoblin]

@@spraitukas how much is a human life worth? Looking at that entire city, not much, apparently.

[@dontcare7086]

The Teflon bit made me think of my restaurant days. I've worked in a lot of 5 star restaurants and all the pans had no Teflon left on them. I always wondered how much people ate. If you ever worked in a restaurant you'll know exactly what I mean.

[@danidanzinski6763]

So top tier restaurants don’t use stainless steel cookware? I’ve never worked in the industry but I go out on occasion. I work in pathology so I’m interested in your knowledge.

[@squirtle570]

^?

[@TheAirborneRogue]

My grandfather died of sudden liver cancer - dispite never drinking and being very healthy (he grew his own veg and didn't eat processed foods. He worked in Dupont for 35 years making metal things (i know he made kevlar), he took an early retierment. I remember the doctors being baffled at his liver cancer and how ferocious it was, one doctor said he was the healthiest man he had ever seen with liver cancer. Sadly the cancer brought on full liver failure a couple of weeks after diagnosis. I now wonder was it something from his work that caused his early death...

[@bunk95]

Were you “atomized” and chose to comment that?

[@TheAirborneRogue]

@@bunk95 Sorry i dont understand what you mean

[@Vlaid65]

This is exactly the reason that corporation CEOs and executives should be held liable (with no expiration of liability) for their decisions while working for a company.

[@thedistinguished5255]

Owners/shareholders too. If they can claim profits from the company, they should also receive the punishment for it.

[@Vlaid65]

@@thedistinguished5255 Trouble is that you end up punishing people who not only had no capacity to make any decisions in the company, they had no idea as to what decisions were being made either. It's the individual and group decisions that have a causality trail and tie liabilty to actions.

[@thedistinguished5255]

@@Vlaid65 I think if you own something you're responsible for it and if you dont want to be held accountable you shouldnt own it. The way the stock market works now is bullshit

[@Vlaid65]

@@thedistinguished5255 So all the Mom and pop stock holders with a couple of hundred bucks in shares should be held liable for the actions of employees? If you make the decisions, you bear the responsibility of those decisions...thats common sense. What your are suggesting is unnecessarily penal.

[@thedistinguished5255]

@@Vlaid65 If they decide to invest in a company they should research it and get rid of stocks if the company does something they dont agree with. It's not unnecessarily penal. If you're not responsible for something then you dont own it and shouldnt profit. The fact that there are people at the top keeps a company running, a CEO doesnt have the power to shut it down. Also I dont like the idea of owning labour in the first place, this would prevent investors from being so detached

[@croy1317]

I highly recommend everyone who found this interesting to watch the movie blackwater, it's about the legal battle to prove that DuPont was guilty for chemical waste dumping

[@rodrickpugh1836]

The movie is called "Dark Waters" my friend!!! It is a great movie...

[@MsMammasue]

movie Dark Waters '

[@punishedredruby]

I know other comments already point the correction, isn't there another documentary about PMC called Blackwater as well? About their atrocities and all that jazz being a merc

[@cooperminion825]

And said battle is still going on today

[@joshpasstheaxe]

The documentary "The Devil We Know" goes alot into DuPont as well. It seemed very well made would reccomend

[@theyangview1898]

My dad was a chemist and worked for DuPont until he was diagnosed with multiple brain tumors. He died shortly after at age 53 in August 1969. Most of his fellow workers died of cancer and environmental diseases.

[@sashasai]

sue.

[@Ms_MalRkey]

😢

[@timothynoll4886]

For the life of me, I can't seem to wrap my head around this issue that pops up all over in every field. Why are there people out there who are willing to fuck up the environment they live in that bad knowingly? The answer is of course money (more or less). But the next question that I have to ask which perplexes me even more is why almost no one who fucks up the environment or engages in some other form of criminal activity for business gain gets shut down and arrested and a frickin death sentence in some cases. And then the third question which is why the hell aren't there more efforts to try and undo the damage that has been done and then prevent more people from causing such havoc? Like, are humans that bent on destruction that we just let Dupont get away with this when it's blatantly clear today how much damage they did?! And Dupont isn't the only example, some companies and people who do awful things are still around to be stopped and punished for what they're doing or trying to do. Like what the fuck people?! Does no one plan to try and at least fight against this destruction even a little? Hell we should be collectively working against this crookedness as much as we possibly can. Like we live here on Earth, why the hell are you gonna let someone else fuck it up? And why do people defending the position of keeping the Earth healthy go so far and end up getting stupid about it and then labeled as hippies and weirdos? Like isn't there a group of people out there who are mentally sane and also capable of taking on industries and people who are having such an awful effect on other humans? Why does this happen and go unpunished and unfixed? Just fucking why?!

[@jakdekayen]

Too many people are scared to stand up and fight because their scared these companies and people who have shit tons of money will ruin their lives and their families lives. That and most people don't have the money to fight back legally, should they have to resort to courts. That or the people who want to fight back, can't when their or their family are deathly sick from being poisoned by said companies.

[@patricianugent4888]

Jaime Scalia I’ll follow your example if you are doing something?! I think there’s another answer.

[@tynekavka9264]

Lobbying as well. Companies pay politicians a shit ton of money to mind their business and if one chooses not to, well they end up somehow committing suicide with a bullet in the back of the head, and police file it as "no fowl play". Fucking pisses me off that the small number of rich assholes control the world

[@janetch7384]

evil has existed from the beginning of time, and whistleblowers are sometimes killed, most people don't have the power to fight monsters who own everything

[@tomwobus1482]

If the answer is 42 we don't have to worry because we are just an experiment... If the answer to those questions is capitalism then we are fucked...

[@aleahberylaine5311]

This is just the tip of the iceberg with DuPont and the DuPont family. The amount of blood on their hands is insane. From John DuPont who killed his own Olympic athlete, Robert Richards who's an heir to DuPont got left off of all charges for continuously rap!ng his 3 year old daughter, the family where the dad killed his whole family including the dogs and disappeared, an abortion clinic that specializes in late - full term abortions no questions asked if you want it they support it, etc. They have some DARK history and still a very dark present. Probably one of not the most evil family/company to exist.

[@juniors_mind]

💯

[@trashratx2438]

Disgusting

[@miapdx503]

Every one of the thirteen families are pure evil...

[@robinsydney140]

Please, don't forget about MONSANTO!!!!!!

[@aleahberylaine5311]

@@robinsydney140 gonna send me down a rabbit hole my guy 😂 they had something to do with fertilizer or something like that? I'll do some research 100% thanks my guy!

[@letsfindsomepeace9207]

When profit is the only goal, morals eventually go out the window (and probably into the local water supply)

[@Matthew-Anthony]

When profit is not the goal, the business goes bankrupt and no longer exists.

[@Mm-vr9mt]

@@Matthew-Anthony wish dupon Nestle ect had

[@justinwatson1510]

When profit isn’t the goal, you’ve replaced capitalism. Once we get rid of America, that will mean an increase in quality of life for everyone. Cubans live longer than working class Americans despite the fact that the most powerful country in the world is trying to starve them into overthrowing the communists they happily keep in power. I wonder why that is? 🤔

[@Matthew-Anthony]

@@justinwatson1510 Wow! I really have my work cut out for me. Cuba's government is the one collecting the data. Communists and Marxists are just as well known for modifying/forging data as they are known for killing their own people. Your claim that Cuban civilizations "happily keep" their government in power is doubtful at best. The Soviet Union, East Germany, Communist China, Cambodia, North Korea, Cuba, along with many others, are ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS oppressive authoritarian regimes, that are overregulated to control their people, and limit their perception of the world by restricting the flow of information. Life expectancy is NOT a RELIABLE measurement for either economics or health care. Amish people in the U.S. have a longer life expectancy than other Americans AND Cubans. Your logic dictates that they have wonderful health care and a rich economy. WRONG! They have no health care system, and they live a medieval lifestyle, without the use of ANY electronics or modern technology. Simply put, you use improper metrics to cherry pick and highlight data that makes your Far Leftist worldview look better. "If" Cubans do "live longer" it is due to a multitude of factors such as better diet and healthier lifestyle. People in the U.S. eat and drink very unhealthier foods. They also have a much more sedentary lifestyle with less exercise. Cubans do NOT have a higher standard of living, nor widespread access to modern technology like the United States, Canada, South Korea, Japan, and many other nations. In case you are wondering, I am NOT only referring to gadgets like smartphones. "It is a socialist idea that making profits is a vice; I consider the real vice is making losses." -Winston Churchill The collapse of the United States will ABSOLUTELY NOT bring about an increase in quality of life for the world as you think it will. The U.S. economy is more intertwined into the world economy and world politics than than ANY nation in all of human history BY FAR. When it collapses, the world economy will be plunged into an even worse stock market crash and depression than the one in 1929. All of the U.S. treasury bonds will go from being legal and reliable money, to being worthless. That will be over $30 trillion of money from the world economy disappearing with nothing to reimburse or compensate people for the loss of their money. That is an EXTREMELY BAD thing! Many countries and ethnic groups throughout Europe, Asia, Africa, and Middle East are HEAVILY reliant, if not completely dependent, on the U.S. Military for protection. When the U.S. stops its worldwide military occupation, using over 800 military bases (this has NEVER been done before in the entire history of mankind) then there will be a massive power vacuum. There will be absolute chaos in world politics to not only fill that space, but also for many militaries throughout the world to attack their enemies knowing that the U.S. is no longer there to protect them. The Middle East will be an even larger shitstorm of conflict and disorder. In other words, war spreading throughout the world. That is another EXTREMELY BAD thing! By the way, I am very curious. If you dislike the U.S. and capitalism so much, why do you want the "evil, exploitative" U.S. economy to sell and buy goods to/from Cuba? Is Cuba not better off being "free" and self-sufficient?

[@ovencore2549]

@@Matthew-Anthony Yugoslavia was pretty good before other nations interfered

[@rmw090]

There’s a company in North Carolina called chemours. They knowingly leached a chemical called “Gen-X” which is similar to PFOAs and it is a forever chemical that is in the Cape Fear River. Our water in Wilmington, NC is extremely polluted and we can’t even drink the tap water. All water needs to go through a reverse osmosis machine which is only at the grocery stores. It’s very sad

[@zali9657]

Man so why do stores still have taflon pans (non sticks) shouldn't they ban them. I'm switching to cast iron so much greed and corruptions in this world

[@johnlong1100]

Hint: Reverse Osmosis systems will take a lot of stuff out of the drinking water but NONE of the PFAS chemicals. You will have moderate success by using an activated carbon filter in-line with the RO.

[@heraldgreenbanger5488]

There was a DuPont factory near me that my dad worked at when I was growing up. He made good money there. The factory got shut down and I think a lot was due to them absolutely ruining our river. Still hasn’t recovered it’s a mess

[@TheLinkoln18]

The main issue going after DuPont for damages is getting anything to stick…

[@urmamasmamasmama]

😭😭🤣🤣🤣

[@islandgyalr]

Heh I see what u did there 😏

[@abelincoln4374]

Ha

[@pandap4ntz]

Nice one!

[@CtrlAltDelite]

I'm late but, outstanding!!

[@Matt_from_Florida]

My wife's grandfather worked for DuPont Chemicals in the late 1940's, 50's, 60's & early 1970's. They used to dump "everything bad" into the large creek (Moncrief Creek) in back of the paint-production plant on Jacksonville, Florida's Northside. That creek was a dead-zone to all aquatic life. They didn't finally stop dumping chemicals until well into the 1980's, if you choose to rely on my extremely shoddy memory. Driving on I-95 you could smell that chemical-plant from *more than a mile away, no joke!* When you actually drove past it on I-95 it would make your eyes water (trying to wash the chemicals out)!

[@viktordickinson7844]

Yeah Jville sucks already and these fools didn't help

[@karenking5357]

Up highway 23 or 27 US highway going north through Chillicothe Ohio it's better now but the smell was so rancid back then and honestly I don't know who owned it I could probably find out but it was the paper mill but the stench was so bad I would try to hold my breath for 45 minutes LOL to get through town it was so disgusting and you could get out of town and they were still smells till we got it I don't know I was a little girl I don't really know but probably by 5 miles out of town I'm guessing cuz we went to the next city where my mom's relatives I live a very tiny town but that stench was so bad It was the Mead paper company which was started in the early 1800s and is still going but it produces way more than just paper so I'm quite sure there's toxic chemicals and it was horrible smelling

[@adriennerobinson1180]

Horrendous and unbelievable SMH

[@christophermassi341]

Am I the only one that finds it ironic that he’s exposing dangerous companies ( and they are dangerous) on a platform owned by Alphabet? Literally the most powerful and dangerous company in world history. I’ll be watching for that video release.

[@wideyxyz2271]

See my main comment!

[@amandaclbn8324]

@@wideyxyz2271 no.

[@Kartavya64]

There is a movie on this topic and still there is no change to this company, I don't think a youtube video will make any difference.

[@danidanzinski6763]

There is corruption in every industry, the fact that we even have a platform to expose it is a blessing. Check out 🇨🇳 and how suppressed they are and you’ll be grateful. The irony is there of course, the irony case can be made in every instance if you’re going to correlate exposing sensitive information on a corporate conglomerate owning a search engine and socials.

[@jrundnygard1537]

DuPont also made the plans for dumping 200 million tonnes of mining sludge in the pristine Førdefjord, Norway, and are ruining the biodiversity of my home town with their constant seaweed harvesting (which they somehow have gained a national monopoly on)

[@alexandradevorak3901]

I knew teflon was detrimental to birds, but I didn’t realize they that it was horrible to humans too. Cast iron does the same thing that you’d buy teflon for. Season cast iron (look up how to) and heat up the pan before you start cooking. Alternatively, use oil or butter.

[@emmwal8084]

Watch the movie Dark Waters based on the lawyer who went up against DuPoint

[@monad_tcp]

use real fat butter. soy/corn oil is also another bad thing. I'm paying the expense so my family cooks with olive oil, everyone's hearth health will be so much better in the future. soy is absolute the worst thing. also, sugar, replace it for glucose.

[@doroparker1702]

@@monad_tcpbetter do not take glucose. Highfructosecornsyrup is the best way to become diabetic within several months. If you replace one spoon of sugar with one spoon of glucose every day you will go obese. It does things to bloodsugar which sugar never does.

[@atadbitnefarious1387]

Old school beef Talow and Pork Lard, is way better than corn and canola and other vegetable oils.

[@monad_tcp]

@@doroparker1702 I was more like thinking in replacing one spoon of sugar for 1/10 of a spoon of glucose.

[@jimmyc4493]

Whether it's Teflon or Oxycontin, these companies knew their product were hurting and killing people and they did whatever they could to keep their profits and none of them went to jail.

[@miguelnascimento2847]

Some of the responsible people must be alive today, would be great if someone decided to put a bit of lead inside their heads just like they put c8 in people's bodies. Someone must take the fall and go to jail in order for justice to happen

[@keiahnigbruder1453]

@@miguelnascimento2847 frfr, super sad

[@angiesmilth5325]

💯

[@AaronRash]

It's crazy DuPont did all this, but what's even more crazy to me is Matt Damon and Mark Ruffalo were top executives and they still continue to get movie roles, I can't believe it!

[@alabalaportocala8367]

😂

[@fiendishdevil808]

This is your first video I've seen. I used to work on water mains and worked near a Du Pont plant in Wilmington DE for 2 years. We had to have a 40 hour class and certification to handle hazardous material just to walk on the soil and pump the ground water. Even in areas where they were building new half million dollar condos. The Du Pont family also built a children's hospital near by. Not out of kindness, but because they were HUGE into incest and keeping their money in the family. When I worked there in the 2010's there was a huge stone wall over 15' tall with broken glass at the top to keep reporters and the public from seeing their deformed offspring. This wasn't far from Joe Biden's house (one of them at least). I read that the hospital has been purchased by another company so I don't know if the wall is still there. In 2014 one of the Du Pont heirs was also charged with child rape, but sent to treatment instead of jail. The judge claimed "he wouldn't do well in jail".

[@megsley]

one of my in laws worked for dupont back when they were still making leaded gas. he said they had these open lead pits, and the guys who were the lead pit tenders were always really happy, talking about the vivid dreams they had, and Dupont gave them more breaks than other workers. Dupont did not give them respirators or any other PPE. my in law said none of the pit tenders lived past 55.

[@aimforlifenow]

What did they die of exactly if I may ask?

[@shamukhi9258]

@@aimforlifenow fumes of heavy metals I presume.

[@wideyxyz2271]

@@aimforlifenow Lead poisoning.

[@andyd4447]

My greatgrand father did the exact job in South Jersey Nd died from lead poisoning

[@roger2008100]

As they say Mad as a hatter

[@tick6362]

The movie “Dark Waters” is about this exact topic and is a great insight into the dark side of DUPONT. It stars Mark Ruffalo and lots of clips from the movie are used in this video.

[@squeakylevi1]

Which is all based on a very well written piece of journalism from NYT

[@PlanetCookie3]

Let's not forget that DuPont teamed up with Harry Anslinger to ban cannabis worldwide

[@jeffgoode9865]

Excellently made video. The energy and humor of the narrator and the editing and music helps lighten a very dark topic so that I can get through half an hour of an interesting part of history without getting depressed or angry.

[@heidih6466]

My dad was a seed salesman for Pioneer (a DuPont company) and I remember that when my brother and I were kids we'd play in the warehouse jumping from pile to pile of the seed bags stacked on pallets. My dad used to always tell us that if certain bags ever broke, to sweep up the seeds and NEVER EVER touch the seeds with our bare hands because if it somehow got into our eyes or mouth we'd get really sick. Granted, this type of corn wasn't designed to be eaten by people. But I still always felt like something was off about those two varieties (one was bright orange and the other bright purple, both had a thick powdery coating with a bunch of different chemicals meant to make them more "resilient" or something like that). Sure no human was going to eat this corn seed, but the chemicals on it were going into the ground, and possibly into feed for cattle/pigs at commercial feedlots. So we end up ingesting it either way.

[@dettolgerm8345]

Thanks for informing. Very good life experience.

[@adriennerobinson1180]

Terrible SMH

[@bsmizzle420]

Pioneer still coats the seeds! Might not be the same chemicals, but I was told to be weary of touching my face after handling said seeds. That was just two years ago

[@jackr2287]

Not necessarily? The could be something like fertilizer, or pesticide. Those are common coatings to get the seedling growing.

[@atthebijou8209]

it's poison. they're poisoning us. we're poisoning us. thanks for your story.

[@hes_alive]

Now do a documentary about the evils of the CIA.

[@dissidents1542]

Jake’s got enough smoke to deal with

[@jamaalyoung5971]

Please

[@aceofspades9640]

He would shoot himself in the back of the head twice out of shame

[@preverthevamp]

I mean there's this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWPOmXSjgrl0oKs

[@finplained7343]

That would be a great video to watch!

[@evanbergy]

First video of yours I saw, just subscribed. Keep fighting the good fight man, continue to expose corruption and the evil scum in our world operating under the guise of making the world a better place. Thank you.

[@NoahKainWhittington]

Im glad my busness professor tought us all about DuPont and Monsanto. He was probably the only business professor who had the guts too.

[@Kawaiicarly]

My mom grew up in Saint Marys WV and she grew up basically next to a DuPont factory. He dad told her and her 4 brothers that working at DuPont is the dream and that working there is the best they can do growing up in such a small poor town. My mom worked hard to get her nursing degree and move faaaar away from that toxic shit hole, thanks mom ❤️

[@spoopbagoot4628]

Yoooo I grew up there too

[@spoopbagoot4628]

You’re right about that, everyone talks about working in a plant or factory and making all this money. Nobody ever says shit about what kind of pollution or problems they’re causing

[@CALIBA88]

ppl that say such stuff are so pathetic. selling your soul to a company as a dream, like the whole purpose of life is being a loanslave

[@TheBanPolizei]

You gotta do a piece on toxic mercury amalgam fillings and its controversy in the dental industry. Definitely needs exposure.

[@tiramichu]

I read that the levels of Mercury released when set in the mouth are very low with no evidence that it effects health. The main reason it's being phased out is for environmental reasons which is controversial but other alternatives e.g. composites are relatively new materials hence amalgam's long use. If you have any more sources for me to read I'd love to know!

[@Rs-qc8mq]

Put your tinfoil back on dude

[@purehuman9056]

@@tiramichu Jack the Ripper killed to help clean the streets of prostitutes. I read that on the totally censored google controlled inter web

[@tiramichu]

@@purehuman9056 I'm studying dentistry

[@TheEinharjar]

@@tiramichu It's also worth adding that elemental mercury (the kind used in dentistry), is much much less toxic than the organic mercury people generally think about when they think about the toxic effects of mercury.

[@zeroyuki92]

I'm waiting for the part where the company is brought to criminal court and forced to fix the environment issue that has been done. Wasn't expecting that they just changed names and labels and moved on...

[@calarthur96]

i'm from parkersburg. i was tested for C8 when i was a kid, i tested positive, and my mom got a $400 compensation check. it paid for groceries that week. that's the ONLY restitution we ever got. they're one of the biggest employers in the area, so we're forced to depend on them.

[@taylordiamond]

Watching their upbeat commercials in contrast with the stark message that they were knowingly poisoning the world gives me the chills.

[@benkotowicz174]

BS

[@youtubecanlickmygaynuts9966]

But you should definitely trust Pfizer!

[@taylordiamond]

@@youtubecanlickmygaynuts9966 I don't think that's accurate. Don't trust big pharma, don't trust the government. Trust yourself to do research.

[@d00der41]

Thaf definitely still applies today. If they're not selling you actual poison, they are selling you poisonous opinions and reinforce poisonous cultural traits.

[@user-nq8vm2iv9v]

That's how you do it; the snake to Eve about the apple is the same thing.

[@noiJadisCailleach]

Don't worry guys. Jake's just building up his *"Reacting to every threat mail/email I've ever received"* video.

[@MemphisMama]

I grew up in a small town on the KY lake. The lake was made by damming the TN river in 1944 to build the TVA New Johnsonville steam plant, to provide energy for the lower part of the TN valley. After TVA constructed the steam plant, land was sold to DuPont in 1959, to build a plant to manufacture pigment. Until the EPA was formed, DuPont used the lake to dump all their toxic chemicals. The rate of cancer in the men and women that worked there is alarmingly high. The rate of cancer in people that live in that area is alarmingly high. Especially brain cancer. It’s a shame they were allowed to do it for so long. They were even safe from the some of restrictions of the EPA until 2005. That area is poor and people were just happy to have high paying jobs (for that area) never knowing what it was doing to their health.

[@philipbell3654]

My friend Al worked for DuPont for over 30 years and was directly involved in developing Teflon. He passed away from failing health, my intuition tells me it had something to do with his career.

[@richardmarquezco]

Jake Tran is arguably THE BEST at converting any old and/or boring story in a 'docu-storytelling' masterpiece.

[@pineappleenjoyer9297]

Not even arguably, hands down the best „small budget“ documentarys world wide.

[@fakename1870]

Corbett report has bested Jake. In my opinion. But they're both important truthers

[@johnbarker256]

Old or boring.....it's just the 80s and 90s where a company played ignorance is bliss with deadly chemicals and our life, I feel quite different but yea sure.

[@aoshinn]

that's because everything is a fucking clickbait to him.

[@kwewee]

No

[@krealyesitisbeta5642]

Nestle: "FINALLY! Our battle will be legendary!" DuPont: "Why fight when we could just screw over the populous more as a dual effort?" Nestle: "Good point actually, why should I pick on somebody *my own* size?"

[@ankitaharwal5886]

Vaccine companies: amateurs

[@SCP--rj8hm]

@@ankitaharwal5886 _Oil companies walk in_

[@GTAVictor9128]

ExxonMobil: Count us in!

[@Mikoeditsfr]

Insulin prices : heh heh boiii

[@khhnator]

@@ankitaharwal5886 adults are talking here, go play with your anti-vaxxers loonies

[@Thebald1]

I live in Hopewell Virginia and at one time Hopewell was considered the chemical capital of the world because of its chemical plants.. We have a ton of plants.. and not too far away we have a DuPont plant.. Crazy Mess for sure.. And years ago we had a terrible Kepone leak at one of the plants.. It gave so many people there and around that area cancer..

[@seerrees]

The worst part is that this company is still able to do whatever they want and no one has done anything about them

[@emma-ub9hc]

My Dad worked for DuPont for 25 years. He worked his ass off, working 11-12 hours a day as a manager. He was paid well, but not well enough for the time and effort he put in. In 2019, DuPont merged with Dow, and so many people were laid off. My dad's father, who also worked for DuPont for most of his life, died in late August 2019. My dad was devastated, but DuPont didn't even acknowledge his loss. A week later, my dad was laid off without as much as an apology.

[@muzic4lyfe2005]

Wow that's shitty....well hopefully you learned and do not work for a big corporation

[@brianpinion5844]

this is how mass shootings start !

[@jacksmack5244]

DUPONT is morally and spiritually BANKRUPT!!!

[@joaocosta3374]

We're all numbers on a spreadsheet.

[@anonymus6646]

@@brianpinion5844 I cant even begin to comprehend how your line of thoughts went. BIG COMPANIES are often unregulated and above the law. Instead of criminalizing the small man, look up. Dupont costed maybe 1000 lives if we take the ones to account who couldt defend themselves or didnt know any better, either by health or by taking away the financial foundation of hard and honest working men like ops father and grandpa or the farmers, whose cows suffered a horrendous death. The water you are drinking might be affected by the waste of those companies. I dont think you realize how fucked you are right now.

[@ismerobert8884]

If someone gave me a 110,000 page document I'd literally start crying.

[@snailart9214]

I knOWWWW

[@bonniemoerdyk9809]

I Love to read!! ..and I'd cry too!

[@b.j.7837]

Lol, that’s why they did it to the attorney. They figured he’d be overwhelmed and give up. I gotta hand it to him for “switching sides.” He did a noble, honorable, heroic thing by going after Du Pont. There aren’t nearly as many people like that as there should be.

[@suzannehartmann946]

I would get a set of HIGHLIGHTERS and make COPIES and three ring BINDERS!!!! I LOVE this stuff. BS MED TECH OH and page protectors and tabs for the binders!!!!!!

[@sterlinsilver]

If someone gave me even a 10 page document I'd start crying...

[@Ninnjette-]

I worked in a Dupont factory in Virginia, they dumped all the chemicals into one of our cleanest rivers. Used to be able to eat the fish you caught out of them, but over two decades later it’s still contaminated. Koch brothers bought Dupont, then sold it again and I believe they sold the patterns and chemicals to China. Now there’s just one section left, which is Lycra. They polluted our rivers, then they laid all their employees off. Over 500 people lost their jobs, and over 500 people lost our only river that runs through our towns.

[@christofferbrandel6491]

Why didn't you report them if you knew?

[@Ninnjette-]

@@christofferbrandel6491 Yeah, a major factory in the United States is going to let their employees know they’re illegally dumping chemicals. Get real.

[@christofferbrandel6491]

@@Ninnjette- There's always people knowing on the floor, it's never the CEO doing the handiwork. Often they turn a blind eye to not lose their jobs though because they have no guts.

[@Ninnjette-]

@@christofferbrandel6491 If you knew how Dupont worked, then you would know the people on the floor cannot even reach the chemicals. And obviously they got busted, that’s how I know about it.

[@billywylie8199]

DuPont has a facility at the north tip of Memphis Tn.They are strategically located in that area due to the fact they have a byproduct that is pure “Ammonia” which gets dumped 24 hours a day via pipelines that discretely run off and spill into the Mississippi River hundreds of thousands of gallons 24 hours a day.The EPA is aware of this corruption,but have a blind eye to it.From that dumping point all the way south of the Mississippi River has some of the world’s highest cancer levels.Just think for one second why St. Judes Children’s Research Hospital is located in Memphis Tn.This has been going on for 50 plus years.They also have private armed security guards that protect the Ammonia pipelines.The guards frequently find dead bodies of people around the lines who try to extract the Ammonia to steal for manufacturing meth.

[@causticfaucet]

it’s crazy how a company and its shareholders can do all of this and yet no one ever see the inside of a prison cell for it

[@PeriapsisStudios2000]

They don't deserve to see the inside of a prison cell. All they deserve to see is the barrel of a gun.

[@vixxxenfoxxx3660]

More proof the real fight is the Rich vs. the Poor, yet they would rather keep us focused on white vs black, left vs right and so on. As long as we are fighting amongst ourselves we are too busy to see the true villains.

[@janetch7384]

like with all sellers of poisons

[@shikhar2327]

@@vixxxenfoxxx3660 Ah yes, someone is tryna keep us busy, because there so much proof behind that. Tell me something a liberal has said that is just?

[@alexturnbackthearmy1907]

@@vixxxenfoxxx3660 Same with BLM. Keep money for themselves and take attention from literal slavery among black skinned people in world shitholes.

[@robbdgordon]

Your videos are doing more to educate people about the evils of our world than anything I've seen in the last 20 years. Keep up the good work man, thank you.

[@robbdgordon]

@Stella Hoenheim I've known about most of the topics that he talks about for a long long time, but I had to dig for it. His style of videos is making it accessible to more people, that's what I love about it 👍

[@ivantimofeev2233]

it's a dramatization PTOA hasn't been used for teflon in DECADES, safe alternatives were used immediately after finding it was unhealthy, PTFE is used nomadays, it's pretty much the safest you can get you have to understand that these videos are entertaining, and that Jake is by no means certified to state what is safe, unsafe, healthy or unhealthy....just as he ignored the fact that for 40 years WORLDWIDE PTOA has been touched even with a stick

[@robbdgordon]

@@ivantimofeev2233 What, do you work for Dupont?

[@bensam3136]

@@ivantimofeev2233 how are u just ignoring the fact that it happned in the first place thats the whole point

[@mworld2611]

@@ivantimofeev2233 Those companies like Dupont are probably doing even worse stuff that we dont know about yet. When you're making hundreds of billions of dollars you're basically above the law. Those companies care about nothing but profit and they'll do some really shady stuff to make sure they're making the most money they possibly can. Don't put it past people to do terrible, horrible things for their own benefit.

[@stellarbreeze]

I am a chemical researcher who studies C8, also known as, PFAS. These chemicals are so widespread that even the most remote places in the world, such as small hunting communities in north eastern Greenland see some of the highest concentrations of PFAS in their blood as well, despite being removed from large scale industry. These compounds travel by air and by sea as well, making this an entirely global problem.

[@billyboy4797]

Microplastics are also a carrier of these and other industrial chemicals. Microplastics have been detected in alarming amounts in rain and snow around the world as well.

[@robertopesenti1173]

I've been working for DuPont five years in the Polymers Products Dept. Italy...Should I feel ashamed?

[@minecraftify95]

yes

[@robertopesenti1173]

@@minecraftify95 Thank you!

[@WelcomeToDERPLAND]

If 99.7% of us all have teflon in our blood, does that make us all DuPont certified?

[@andrewryan2928]

*im 3% DuPont and 1% nacho*

[@matthewschwarz9484]

As a new jersian who spends alot of time in deleware, you’d think that they worshiped the duponts. The whole state is like obsessed with the family, and they use it as a bragging point. The family donated so much money in the state to where you cant even look around without seeing the word DuPont on something ,hell I was born in the A.I dupont hospital.

[@negrowithabrain]

As a Delawarean, I agree. From schools, mental institutions, highways and gardens, DUP PONT is stamped EVERYWHERE.

[@adriennerobinson1180]

Unbelievable SMH

[@umbra6772]

Corporation state lol

[@coloradostrong]

_Alot_ is a town in India.

[@007Hutchings]

@@coloradostrong Look at you being the clever type. Pointing out grammar mistakes but doing so indirectly. Your mother must be so proud. You go girl!

[@donluchitti]

@15:40 you said “your charade was getting unVEALED? 🤣🤣 lol. Good pun

[@lillyanadavis9593]

I grew up in Parkersburg, my great grandfather retired from DuPont and ended up dying from cancer, my grandmother (his daughter) ended up getting cancer as-well. It is so horribly polluted here, I personally know so many people who have been involved with DuPont and end up getting cancer or have other life long health issues. Growing up I was always told not to swim in the river because it is so polluted and nasty. I am in uni now and going to leave this shit hole as soon as I graduate.

[@kelvin595]

I think we should make a law that basically forces any new material/chemical to be tested for effect and it should be public to everyone

[@knivesnico8775]

You antivaxxer!

[@scottoshea9440]

Ever wonder why such a law hasn't been made? Just like all other industries, chemical companies utilize lobbyists to promote legislation in their favor, to limit environmental regulations from being passed as an example. Also, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan and China regularly bribe our lawmakers, I mean, have lobbies here. In 2010 alone foreign governments spent approximately $460 million on bribing, I mean lobbying, members of Congress and government officials

[@GTAVictor9128]

That is exactly how it works in the EU: it's called the Precautionary Principle.

[@bongdong9154]

@@knivesnico8775 i thought the covid vaccine was tested?

[@knivesnico8775]

@@bongdong9154 indeed it was

[@hvfd5956]

Great! The doctors told me my prosthesis "were the finest Teflon that DuPont can make". In fact, they were correct. Even today, over 35 years later, my GP still checks because he was trained to look for this cancer and forgets until he has handled the package that they are not real. This was in the mid 1980's after my second instance of testicular cancer. I was told that out of the male population less than 15% will experience one instance of testicular cancer. Out of this less than 15% group, less than 1% will have a second, non-connected instance(Yea me!). Remember, this was years before anyone ever heard of Lance Armstrong. Add to that my parents and my exposure to DDT, both known to disrupt endocrine functions, no surprise I am a wonder of modern medicine. To date, 5 instances of cancer, the last of which was a skin cancer related to radiation given to cure the first instance. Of course, I can't sue anyone for this because our wonderful Congress gave away that right.

[@billclinton6040]

Lance Armstrong got testicular cancer from doping.

[@miapdx503]

Our wonderful government...a lot of wealthy white men, who are going to investigate themselves and hold themselves accountable....that's what people think. And it's insane.

[@SergeantExtreme]

@@miapdx503 Because if they were black, things would be different? You're forgetting that Ketanji Brown couldn't even define what a woman was.

[@kpgIRA]

​@@SergeantExtreme Forget the culture war bullshit, it's a sideshow to keep you distracted. Every time you cast a vote based on whether or not someone believes trans people are real, the rich pigs that run the country laugh at your stupidity. Republicans have sought to deregulate industry across the board, just to help line their donor's pockets. Democrats then fundraise off of the threat of the Republicans and then do nothing once they're elected, taking money from basically the same donors. Vote as far left as you can, as often as you can, nothing else you can do.

[@mightylad2197]

@@miapdx503 "white men" it's better when I'm oppressed by hillary, pelosi, aoc, kamala, barack, etc because they're not white men, right? It's like the onion's skit, applauding the "first female dictator"...

[@ashleycora138]

Genx has riddled my area. Just recently a family friend had their water tested and it came back over 10x the ‘safe’ limit. Her mom died from liver cancer in her 40s years ago. These people are evil to the core.

[@NoogaJack423]

I worked for DuPont and big pharma as a batch process chemical operator and chemical compounder. Worse than most realize.

[@Nick-Lab]

So who said that GENX is less toxic than PFOA? If it came from dupont, I would be VERY skeptical.

[@theredstonerebel4930]

Most studies say it's either just as bad or worse. Never using a non-stick pan again.

[@williambrandondavis6897]

Simple solution, don’t purchase one.

[@HayateAzekura]

@@theredstonerebel4930 Yeah I gave up on it i use cast iron

[@matts2080]

The horrific mindset of business owners and capitalistic companies makes me sick and not want to exist in the same world as them

[@MyRegardsToTheDodo]

If you want to see how communist companies work, check pollution in the German Democratic Republic. It was Dupont times ten.

[@westelaudio943]

Capitalism is the best thing that ever happened to this world

[@johnnyb2909]

@@westelaudio943 i hope thos is sarcasm? thanks to capitalism we cant get out of the nature destroying circle, cause profit is over all...

[@ronkledonkanusmoncher564]

It’s not a capitalist problem as much as it is a human nature problem. Somebody will always be at the top and some people will always be powerful. Those people typically tend not to care about the people below them, or how their actions may negatively affect those people.

[@johnnyb2909]

@@ronkledonkanusmoncher564 no its because there are greedy assholes in important positions, not all humans are like them...

[@luisantolafrancis519]

I worked eleven years in the chemical industry and its the worst thing i ever did, worked in a resin and adhesives factory here in Uruguay, near the factory i worked there was a former ICI Dupont merged subsidiary company that produced paints, shotgun shells and had a division plant for pesticides that produced DDT, PARAQUAT (the infamous orange agent) and other products.. No people that worked there in that division ever retired from working there, all died of cancer without exception, a oldtimer that worked in the paint and shotgun shell production told me so.. Myself was intoxicated several times at work.. Finaly i decided to just quit its not worthy to spend your life dealing with poison.

[@AloneRacecar]

Well they might be an “evil” company. But at least they can create a cool livery of a race car in Jeff Gordon’s racing career! 😅

[@BillyH6]

Fun Fact. Most People don't know that Teflon is a plastic, one of the reasons is its name. It sounds like a metal, rhyming with Iron. This trick is used everywhere ex: Megatron, ultron etc.

[@o00nemesis00o]

Nah. It's named like nylon. Dunno who's dumb enough to think it's a metal

[@BillyH6]

​@@o00nemesis00o Go ask people what they think Teflon is you will be surprised, but the name *Nylon* is closer to *Cotton* which is ALSO on purpose since Nylon is a *Plastic* (like Teflon) and the general public doesn't like the thought that they are wearing plastic clothes or cooking food on plastic pans.

[@adriennerobinson1180]

Ugh I am wondering why so many elder citizens have Dementia and Alztimers discease,since we didn't see tbis in thr elderly before.

[@fuckinzell]

“99.7% of Americans have c8 in their bloodstream” Me, an American: Cool.

[@remulac6698]

Lol !🤣 much blessings brother, these corporations are killing us slowly

[@barrysims9906]

Put the vaxx in the teflon.

[@jasonbourneistreadstone]

Not 100%. Therefore, DuPont can't be completely evil, right?!? (sarcasm off)

[@danyboy1477]

It shouldn't take years of studies and lawsuits to figure out right out of the bat that trowing chemicals in the water you drink will actually be bad for the people who drink it.

[@ssweeps]

Its like my father being charged by a lawyer 40 hours when he really worked 2 hours. Prove it. What a scumbag.

[@DemetriPanici]

*“Waste no more time arguing about what a good man should be. Be one.” - Marcus Aurelius*

[@_Fyodor_Dostoevsky_]

Exactly. Couldn't have said it better myself!

[@huhulili9021]

@@_Fyodor_Dostoevsky_ eh, i prefer epictetus

[@Oliver.aquatics]

It’s crazy to think that even today we still have non stick pans but my qustion is what kind of chemicals are in non stick pans today

[@mattobermiller5041]

I'd love to make every registered Democrat recite this before allowing them into the voting booth. While I see tons of Leftists virtue signaling themselves into exhaustion, it's very rare I see them actually practicing the values they preach, instead, they seem to consider that their job is entirely accomplished by forcing OTHER PEOPLE to live by their their values but they are excused from practicing them themselves. Aka hypocrisy.

[@Xenthosis317]

@@mattobermiller5041 what values do you think leftists force on other people but don't follow themselves? Also let's be real, leftists, liberals, or democrats aren't the only ones that virtue signal; quoting Markus Aurelius in a KZbin comment is a virtue signal.

[@jamestarrou3685]

anytime I see a video essay on how terrible corporations actually are, I support it. More people need to know about the businesses that dominate the consumer economy.

[@CharlesCoderre-yv1cu]

how can you if you don't understand the industries involved?

[@mahaversa3269]

This chanel should be trending on every wavelength around the globe

[@etherdetroit1977]

The fact that people have trust in 3 letter agencies like EPA or FDA is alarming.

[@organicmachines3225]

Please always leave a list of things people shouldn't buy, and things people should go and do to help fix these issues. Thank you.

[@jesperburns]

That list would be endless. If you're European, I'd say buy local. If you're not, well ... *shrugs*

[@amber6719]

I buy cast iron skillets

[@Travdabeamer]

You sound so passive aggressive. Everything okay at home?

[@Nakia11798]

Cast iron, stainless steel, some glass, all good.

[@Nakia11798]

@@eensanom Headphones don't use wifi, they use Bluetooth. Don't talk conspiracy if you don't know the difference.

[@la7era1u54]

I work as a safety valve technician in south east Louisiana. I Inspect, repair, and certify high pressure safety valves for the numerous refineries and chemical plants in the area including the Duponte plant. When Duponte was finally caught and told not to use C8 they simply made a new company named Chemours to produce these harmful chemicals in the same plants. They just changed the name and they still produce those chemicals today at the plant we have here. I've read the material safety data sheets for them when we repair their valves so I know they still use them

[@rogerw-interested]

the video stated that, name changed and continued on

[@robspencer2074]

DuPont is the largest polluter of water in the entire US today.