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Again about this? McD shills have nothing better to do than infiltrate 4Chan now?
McDonald's isn't good food, nor is it good for you, byt being disingenuous in what is supposed to be a documentary is also not good. Calling out a liar doesn't mean you're a shill for the one who's being lied about.
Sure sure. But he got his point across which seems to require drama, more than scientific accuracy, to reach the target demo. And I'm pretty sure on that front, mission accomplished : McD had to bend over from the public outcry.
So again : who the fuck benefits from telling us, again and again from what I've seen in the last few months, that he wasn't scientifically accurate and a paragon of intellectual integrity, despite his message being right?
Hmm, this approach feels so familiar...
It wasn't "mission accomplished," there was essentially no difference between the Supersize meals that were discontinued and the large meals that still exist to this day. The movie achieved no positive goals for the general public, and (arguably) helped solidify the general public's perception that fat people wouldn't be fat anymore if they stopped going to McDonalds.