Nexis wrote:
>
> "Nancy Young" > wrote in message

> > No, I haven't. I guess I was rude perhaps, but my point was, if I
> > want a Whopper or a Big Bacon Cheeseburger, I want that choice. I
> > sure as hell do not need corporations telling me what I can and
> > cannot order. Once or twice a year, that's all that will do, a
> > big old friggin burger and fries.

>
> But Nancy, I think the point the movie made very well is that it isn't like
> what you're talking about. It sounds to me, and correct me if I am wrong
> here, that you are speaking of an occasional indulgence. That's all well and
> good, if you can stomach that junk, but the fact is this type of trash food
> has become the mainstay of too many people's diets and lifestyles. That's
> where the problem comes in. Eating the occasional Whopper (which by today's
> standards isn't even that big anymore) is not likely to kill you. Eating it
> 5 days a week just might.

But that's my point, kinda. People are blaming big corporations
with trying to kill you or something. So don't go there. No one
is forcing anyone to go there. I don't care what the bigwigs eat,
eat what you want. I have untold choices what I can have for food.

It's not about the Whopper. It's about people trying to change
what places offer for my benefit, take responsibility for yourself
(not You you) and blaming it on the evil corporate giants.

And, yeah, I wonder where kids get the money to buy fast food.

nancy (bad snipping, sorry)