Tony's is chocolate that exists to stop child labor on chocolate farms by paying the farmers so they don't have to force their children to work to feed the family. It's a dynamic that hurts us all by incentivizing big families in poor areas. The more hands you have the better you can feed your family. The more hands you have the more mouths you have to feed. Add in the fact that all you have to do for fun is screw and you can't afford condoms and you get an ever expanding force of suffering humans to exploit. Or you can be like Tony's and pay the people enough so they can educate their children and feed their families.
The result is this chocolate bar that I now feel bad about eating for some odd reason.
Tony's Chocolonely Milk Chocolate is the kind of chocolate bar you eat when you don't suck down chocolate like a human vacuum like I do. It's better for the world and expensive, but some darn good chocolate.
You look at this stuff and understand that it isn't as rich as a Hershey's bar but with more of a creamy texture. You ask yourself why all chocolate can't have the same morality as Tony's and then remember that you wouldn't want all chocolate to be this expensive.
It's almost like we shouldn't eat chocolate every day because it's bad for us.