> Wow anon, can't work shit out for yourself?, so dependent, like a little kid.
Dumb ass. Good luck with telling people what they can and can't do.


> Well that's what these Corporations want they want you to become dependent on them like a kid
Personal choice. If i want to go McDonalds, then i will. If i don't, then i wont go.
What you are trying to do is attempt a dictatorship and enforcing what people can do like in some ultra-religious country. We don't work like that in this country, so get stuffed.

> As in Quote -"it's my only choice"
> and not independent like a grown up.
> So for food - make some sarnies - for coffee either take a flask

No! (if i dont want to). Plus, you don't have any power to tell people what they can and can't do. How would you like it if they forced to go to McDonalds?


I don't really eat McDonalds. I'm very healthy. But sometimes i will eat it - fuck it. Makes no difference if you eat one every couple of months. Who cares?
If some idiot decides to stuff their own mouth with McDonalds everyday thats their own business not ours. Personally, I think vegan is unhealthy, yet i don't tell people that they can't eat that. Its non of my business to tell people what they eat, smoke, drink and how much exercise they do, such in the anarchist way

---Tell them you left it...in ashes---

Better yet, tell them you are such a pig your ordered the entire contents of the restaurant, and decided to cook it all yourself to put it in a giant bap!

Tell that to the fire brigade at least! They love a laugh.

In short trust in the market!!!
Its trust in the market that got us all here!!!

Got where?

Your attitude of authoritian "stop it now by force" could be applied to anything.
So what if I don't like rap music? Shall we stop that too?
McDonalds is like soap-operas, porn, rap music, fashion shows etc.
If you don't like it... don't watch/listen/attend/eat it. Nobody is forcing anyone to like it.
We here a lot on indymedia about mcdonalds and coke, and how its kills lives.
What about smoking? Never seem to see that on indymedia, yet it kills more than mcdonalds do.


Burn the f***ing thing down.
Then tell them somebody told you to 'take it or leave it'.
Tell them you left it...in ashes.

Hmmmmmm..... that sound extremist, intolerant and authoritarian - which sounds suspiciously like fascism to me. I bet your views on burn-it-down-if-you-don't-like-it would suddenly change if someone burnt your home down. Funny that.

"Got where?"

To the state where every high street looks the same, where local businesses have all but dissapeared, where large multi-national corporations syphon of our wealth in service to their own riches. MacDonalds is a leading light.

"Your attitude of authoritian "stop it now by force" could be applied to anything.
So what if I don't like rap music? Shall we stop that too?"

I don't give a rats arse about the type of music you want to listen to. The food you eat is not the same as the music you listen to. Only a bloody moron would try to put these things together or equate them as being the same. You've got a very weird way of looking at things! Its almost like your apologising for something.

"McDonalds is like soap-operas, porn, rap music, fashion shows etc.
If you don't like it... don't watch/listen/attend/eat it. Nobody is forcing anyone to like it."

MacDonalds is like none of those things. Porn, rap music, fashion shows do not make you obese. Junk food makes you obese. The choice to make yourself obese is no choice at all. The freedom to be unhealthy and have your life shortened through others exploiting your ignorance is no freedom at all.

"We here a lot on indymedia about mcdonalds and coke, and how its kills lives.
What about smoking? Never seem to see that on indymedia, yet it kills more than mcdonalds do."

And smoking is on its way out as a result of the lives it has prematurely ended. Yet tobacco is still on sale. The tobacco manufacturers, despite knowing fully the risks, still sell it for public consumption. They sell tobacco not because it is good for you, or even bad for you, they sell it because it makes a profit. That is the only reason it is sold. There is no other reason. You could argue that people's choice is so important that they can kill themselves by smoking, that killing themselves by choice is more important to them than their health. You can argue that, but we all know that when they are on their deathbed gasping desperately for air because their lungs have effectively collapsed, that YOUR opinion about their choice and defence of their freedom to smoke suddenly become meaningless.

"Hmmmmmm..... that sound extremist, intolerant and authoritarian - which sounds suspiciously like fascism to me. I bet your views on burn-it-down-if-you-don't-like-it would suddenly change if someone burnt your home down. Funny that."

Nobody is going to burn my house down. Nobody is going to try to burn my house down. My view on MacDonalds is based on what it has and is doing, I have no reason to want to 'put myself in their shoes'. I have nothing to gain by doing that. I have no reason to want to do that. You can call it 'extremist, intolerant and authoritarian' but the problem is I just don't care. You can even blather on about fascism and I still don't care. You are defending peoples right to smoke themselves to death because it equates to 'personal freedom', while in the same privilaged breath expressing your annoyance that smoking isn't taken more seriously than cramming your gullet with industrially produced food-stuff.

Personal freedom and choice is far too important a concept to be left to those who make a mint by poisoning people for profit.

>> I don't give a rats arse about the type of music you want to listen to. The food you eat is not the same as the music you listen to. Only a bloody moron would try to put these things together or equate them as being the same. You've got a very weird way of looking at things! Its almost like your apologising for something.

What you think about what other people eat is not important. In the same way that what you think about the music they listen to is unimportant. Thats my point.


>> MacDonalds is like none of those things. Porn, rap music, fashion shows do not make you obese. Junk food makes you obese. The choice to make yourself obese is no choice at all. The freedom to be unhealthy and have your life shortened through others exploiting your ignorance is no freedom at all.

Your whole argument is very binary. Like if you so much as step inside McDonalds you will end up obese. McDonalds doesn't make you obese IF you eat it in moderation. A one-a-month isn't going to make a blind bit of difference. Most people don't sit in there eating it everyday. Most people are obese because everything they eat comprises of a high carb diet. Get rid of McDonalds and people will still eat and drink pop/chocolate/ice cream/bread/pasta/processed food, and they will still remain obese.

Yet, fit, healthy weight people will still be walking in McDonalds for the occasional crap burger. Why should these people be penalised as to what they can eat just because a load of fatties choose to eat crap food at home?

Your argument is like the so-called "fat-tax" that was proposed. It neglects to give choice to people who are healthy and eat crap food in moderation.

You argument is like saying that all alcohol should be banned, because a few unfortunates choose to drink themselves to death. That sounds like socialism to me.
"We here a lot on indymedia about mcdonalds and coke, and how its kills lives.
What about smoking? Never seem to see that on indymedia, yet it kills more than mcdonalds do."

And smoking is on its way out as a result of the lives it has prematurely ended. Yet tobacco is still on sale. ..........

I wasn't arguing the case for smoking. I was arguing the case as to why Indymediarites don't seem to protest against smoking at all - yet it is a lot worse than mcdonalds in terms of health.


>> Nobody is going to burn my house down. Nobody is going to try to burn my house down. My view on MacDonalds is based on what it has and is doing, I have no reason to want to 'put myself in their shoes'. I have nothing to gain by doing that. I have no reason to want to do that. You can call it 'extremist, intolerant and authoritarian' but the problem is I just don't care. You can even blather on about fascism and I still don't care.

You 'don't' care!?.......
Well i think you will find other people do care if you start burning places down.

If you 'did' care... You'd work towards educating people.
You would be better devoting your life to educating people about healthy food options.
Start today! You should have a whole website up with lots of valuable information about the bad side of mcdonalds and the good side of proper food. Constructive and pro-active rather than ranting and tantrums.


>> You are defending peoples right to smoke themselves to death because it equates to 'personal freedom', while in the same privilaged breath expressing your annoyance that smoking isn't taken more seriously than cramming your gullet with industrially produced food-stuff.

Ignoring that bit because it is a misunderstanding on my views of smoking.