CNN Report - Black Gold film shakes up coffee industry

[MrDeverly1]

is there any multinational fastfood or beverage cooperation that hasn't benefited from the hardships of the rest of the world? I think not...in economics, it is called opportunity cost...the cost of consumer happiness and excessive profits to the company obviously yields a forgone alternative being keeping the rest of the world happy and less enslaved to the demands of 1st world nations...it should be of no surprise to anyone really.

[wallstreetyoung]

My coffee comes from Columbia

[polygamous1]

@wallstreetyoung coffee beans cost per ton now as they did 50 years ago you western capitalist multinationals try n live on 50 year old wages but if a farmer in africa chops down the coffee beans in his land to grow food he be in prison "his" pupet western gov needs him to grow coffee beans while the population is starving for his gov to take foreign currency to buy more military materials to keep the population under slavery anyone dares Not he is an agitator a commie bastard to be aliminated

[soundbeans]

@wallstreetyoung Really, I didn't know they grew coffee in South Carolina. Or did you mean Colombia?

[IamSamSammIam]

@soundbeans He said Colombia, did u not read his comment lawl....

[soundbeans]

@IamSamSammIam He said Columbia... with a "U"... dipshit.