I still don't understand how can people at McDonald's be so evil as to look at people going to work every day, and tell to themselves.
These hard working people would love to give us money for a nutricious breakfast, but we will offer them this meatless plastic menu instead.
Yes, I am still salty about it...
@LukeAlmighty ya don't have to buy it
@Sabex
Why is it, that whenever someone misses the point of even the simplest of messages, it's always either poast or noagenda?
@LukeAlmighty the onus of communication is on the communicator bro 💩
@Sabex
No. My message was simple. I just didn't expect it would be red by someone who was never introduced to the concept of corporate greed, as well as the need to meet customer demands.
And I don't care to explain them to you now, because that goes outside of the reason I posted the original message in the first place.
I’m not from poast or noagenda and I don’t get what you’re talking about. If you’re making some greater statement about corporate greed… that’s just it.. it’s corporate as in… it’s not up to any one individual to make a moral decision to stop making junk food. McDonald’s is a publicly traded company with no social obligation and one purpose, increase profits/shareholder value. This just reinforces the argument that we can’t simply leave things to the market and we need government intervention.
I also think your example of a “healthy breakfast” was silly and Sabex, as much as I disagree with him is right. You don’t have to buy it. If anybody working for McDonald’s has any feelings of guilt (unlike because they’re just a small cog in a big machine) that argument is there. Nobody has to buy it. Especially because McDonald’s isn’t even a monopoly. Fuck… go to a bakery or a cafe or something. Or make your own breakfast.
I happen to like McDonald’s though. Cope.
@PonyPanda @Sabex
I was complaining about their morning menu completelly replacing their usual offer. I have no idea where you took the moral dilema or some claim that I have to buy from them... 
The same thing applies, because of it's corporate nature. Do you think the beleaguered teenagers that staff a McDonald's restaurant have any control over how a corporate franchise is run?
You know that their computers track their performance nationwide right?