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| − | '''McDonald's''' is '''the''' | + | '''McDonald's''' is '''the''' American fast food chain. Besides selling fast food, McDonald's contributes to the development of the world through bringing work in underdeveloped countries and establishing a local supply chain. So McDonald's creates more jobs than those restaurants in their own countries and acts as an ambassador of western democratic values. Unlike Burger King, which subliminally supports a monarchical/dictatorial system of government, and Wendy's which is obviously feminist. |
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McDonald's has often been accused of knowingly selling unhealthy food. McDonald's states that health is not only an issue of food but also of a balanced active lifestyle. The 'Documentation' 'Super Size Me' aimed at proving that McDonald's had no interest in healthy customers whatsoever. The movie though was done in a [[Michael Moore]] style, so it might be considered that this movie was part of a plot against McDonald's. | McDonald's has often been accused of knowingly selling unhealthy food. McDonald's states that health is not only an issue of food but also of a balanced active lifestyle. The 'Documentation' 'Super Size Me' aimed at proving that McDonald's had no interest in healthy customers whatsoever. The movie though was done in a [[Michael Moore]] style, so it might be considered that this movie was part of a plot against McDonald's. | ||
Revision as of 16:31, March 29, 2007
McDonald's is the American fast food chain. Besides selling fast food, McDonald's contributes to the development of the world through bringing work in underdeveloped countries and establishing a local supply chain. So McDonald's creates more jobs than those restaurants in their own countries and acts as an ambassador of western democratic values. Unlike Burger King, which subliminally supports a monarchical/dictatorial system of government, and Wendy's which is obviously feminist.
Criticism
McDonald's has often been accused of knowingly selling unhealthy food. McDonald's states that health is not only an issue of food but also of a balanced active lifestyle. The 'Documentation' 'Super Size Me' aimed at proving that McDonald's had no interest in healthy customers whatsoever. The movie though was done in a Michael Moore style, so it might be considered that this movie was part of a plot against McDonald's.