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Originally posted by liquidmoe
See they are even stupid on this advertisement. Ok so maybe if I cared I would agree with McDonald's on the first few counter-facts, but when they get to the last one, they shoot themselves in the foot. They tell me I shouldnt eat McDonalds for every meal of the day.
But wait, they offer, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, they offer food, salads, desserts, main courses. I mean I could go to plenty of local restaraunts and eat every meal there without worrying about my health. But I can't do that at McDonald's, doesnt hat kind of prove the fact that in deed McDonald's isnt healthy, which is the point of this documentary. Sure, you can eat it, but if I have to sacrifice or change my eating habits to work McDonald's in, then it isn't a good alternative to a regular meal.
That and the fact where they state you will be eating twice as many calories as suggested if you eat every meal there.
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They said he wsa eating twice as many calories as suggested, they didn't say you'd have health problem if you ate a salad there every meal. Everything is bad in too much quantity.
Personally I don't think it is a fair documentary, why didn't he drink a bottle of vodka everyday and see how healthy he'd be after a month? It is actually quite a stupid idea for a movie, if you don't know in the first place that fast food is not the healthiest food in the world you are an idiot (not directing this to you, just people in general).
I know I'll eat 10 snickers bars aday for a year, film it, and show people that you'll get fat from eating chocolate!
