Fast Food Industry

[CrissySnow]

omg they trying to get asia to get fat they never been fat ever omg

[coolmanimcool]

oh wait did they include mcdonalds i think i missed that part

[yenyoo]

why is everybody saying mcdonalds bad for you, its just that most americans have no self control, their own freedom to do whatever the hell they want is killing them. Japan's per capita of mcdonalds resturants is similar to that of america but in japan, it is very hard to find a fat person.

[thehiphophead1994]

Its not mcdonalds fault its the peoples, so all the people that blame mcdonalds need to go eat a dick

[kostya92]

McDonalds is bad.... no words...

[waynebw]

I see women feeding their 1 year olds Fries and Fanta, and they think it's cute... I want to kill them - they are destroying the health of their baby, and the baby has no choice.

[ytbjouttakes]

McDonalds Kills Babys people on the world just like a marine, but slower.

[beaelliott]

All those innocent, gimpy dairy cows that go into these "billions" of burgers --- Bad for humans - horrible for animals... Go Vegan

[KittySheep]

I wouldn't put SubWay in the same category as McDonalds. SubWay's main theme is weight loss and nutrition, and they have nutrition facts readily available. And no McDonalds or Burger King can say that a diet based on their food can help you lose 240+ pounds >.> *Ode to Jared*

[SailorVegan]

@KittySheep That's a fallacy. Subway has really low standards on employment and treatment of employees, as well as one of the lowest grades on treatment of franchisees. Furthermore, their food is of the same quality as McDs, or any other fast food place; its pre-formed, frozen and chemical-laiden. Subway has NOTHING to do with weightloss; Jared's weightloss was because of PORTION CONTROL. Subway was a convenient tool to use for portion control, but you can do that at home with healthy food.

[BeaucoupRed]

The rats are jumping ship.

CHEMRISK - a research company hired by the Corn Refiners Association has recently taken down it's YouTube channel.

The removal was in response to negative public perception resulting from the discovery of dangerous levels of MERCURY in HIGH-FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP. Apparently it has become a liability to defend the sweetener.

See one of the last remaining ChemRisk videos at CornRefinersAssoc on YouTube.

[xxRock0utLoudxx]

is that education thing serious??im glad i gave up fast food

[DC180]

Wise choice!