Goomba38 wrote:
>
> Nancy Young wrote:

> > 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.
>
> I hear ya, but after seeing the movie it brings
> out to your attention how jaded we have become.
> This food isn't a "treat" anymore.. it's the
> mainstay diet of a large majority of people.

That is their decision.

> Didn't some poster here on RFC just write that she
> took her 14 month old to eat fast food 3-4 times a
> WEEK!?! That's just plain disgusting as well as
> being a really lousy parent (IMO).

Agreed. That is just ridiculous.

> So this movie
> should really be seen.. reminds us how far we've
> come from that occasional treat. Blecck.

I'm sincerely not arguing whether people should see it or not.
Common sense tells you, you don't eat fast food every day, not
even close.

My point was, don't take my choices away because some people
abuse them. But, they have the right to make those choices,
even if I think it's stupid. What bugs me is feeding it to
kids. They don't have a choice. Parents need to get a grip
on that issue.

nancy