Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
slave labor?

Just curious.

On Dec 10, 11:14*am, John Doe > wrote:
> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
> McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
> slave labor?
>
> Just curious.

Would you?

John Doe wrote:
> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
> McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
> slave labor?
>
> Just curious.

It wouldn't bother me. I haven't eaten in McDonalds in more than 20 years.

"Dave Smith" > wrote in message
...
> John Doe wrote:
>> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
>> McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
>> slave labor?
>>
>> Just curious.
>
> It wouldn't bother me. I haven't eaten in McDonalds in more than 20 years.



Ditto. I did buy my mom a milkshake at McD's after we visited my father
when he was in the hospital. (The price of a small chocolate shake nearly
sent my mother to the hospital!) But nope, eaten "food" from McDonalds in
at least 20 years. Probably closer to 30.

Jill

It has been about 25 yrs since I ate a Big Mac or any other burger at
McDonald's. I have had breakfast burritos and biscuit sandwiches, but
not very often. There are too many Mom & Pop stores and local chains
that are much better than McDonald's.


Becca

jmcquown wrote:

> Ditto. I did buy my mom a milkshake at McD's after we visited my father
> when he was in the hospital. (The price of a small chocolate shake
> nearly sent my mother to the hospital!) But nope, eaten "food" from
> McDonalds in at least 20 years. Probably closer to 30.

After posting that I remembered that I stopped at stopped at one McD's
drive thru on two different occasions, both being hot and humid summer
nights, to get a milk shake. One time I placed my order and was told
that the milk sake machine was out of order. Someone told me that they
say that at night because they don't want to have to clean teh machine
again. The next time I waited more than 10 minutes before getting to
the window only to be told that the milk shake. The *******s. If they
were going to lie about the machine not working so that they wouldn't
have to clean it, they could have just told me that when I ordered
instead of making me wait.

Come to think of it, that was close to 20 years ago. I had not eaten
there for years before that, and have not been back since.

On Dec 10, 4:09*pm, Dave Smith > wrote:
> jmcquown wrote:
> > Ditto. *I did buy my mom a milkshake at McD's after we visited my father
> > when he was in the hospital. *(The price of a small chocolate shake
> > nearly sent my mother to the hospital!) *But nope, eaten "food" from
> > McDonalds in at least 20 years. *Probably closer to 30.
>
> After posting that I remembered that I stopped at stopped at one McD's
> drive thru on two different occasions, both being hot and humid summer
> nights, *to get a milk shake. *One time I placed my order and was told
> that the milk sake machine was out of order. Someone told me that they
> say that at night because they don't want to have to clean teh machine
> again. *The next time I waited more than 10 minutes before getting to
> the window only to be told that the milk shake. The *******s. *If they
> were going to lie about the machine not working so that they wouldn't
> have to clean it, they could have just told me that when I ordered
> instead of making me wait.
>
> Come to think of it, that was close to 20 years ago. I had not eaten
> there for years before that, and have not been back since.

Milk Sake....that ought to be interesting.

On Dec 10, 6:09*pm, Dave Smith > wrote:
> jmcquown wrote:
> > Ditto. *I did buy my mom a milkshake at McD's after we visited my father
> > when he was in the hospital. *(The price of a small chocolate shake
> > nearly sent my mother to the hospital!) *But nope, eaten "food" from
> > McDonalds in at least 20 years. *Probably closer to 30.
>
> After posting that I remembered that I stopped at stopped at one McD's
> drive thru on two different occasions, both being hot and humid summer
> nights, *to get a milk shake. *

They're not "milk shakes," but "shakes." They are still really
crappy.
>
> Come to think of it, that was close to 20 years ago. I had not eaten
> there for years before that, and have not been back since.

The Angus burgers are pretty good if they're BOGO, and you ask for
extra pickles.

--Bryan

On Dec 11, 7:29 am, Food Snob® > wrote:
> On Dec 10, 6:09 pm, Dave Smith > wrote:
>
> > jmcquown wrote:
> > > Ditto. I did buy my mom a milkshake at McD's after we visited my father
> > > when he was in the hospital. (The price of a small chocolate shake
> > > nearly sent my mother to the hospital!) But nope, eaten "food" from
> > > McDonalds in at least 20 years. Probably closer to 30.
>
> > After posting that I remembered that I stopped at stopped at one McD's
> > drive thru on two different occasions, both being hot and humid summer
> > nights, to get a milk shake.
>
> They're not "milk shakes," but "shakes." They are still really
> crappy.
>
>
>
> > Come to think of it, that was close to 20 years ago. I had not eaten
> > there for years before that, and have not been back since.
>
> The Angus burgers are pretty good if they're BOGO, and you ask for
> extra pickles.
>
> --Bryan

How did The Simpsons phrase it? "partially hydroginated corn-syrup-
based frozen desert beverage"?

"Food Snob®" > wrote in message
...
On Dec 10, 6:09 pm, Dave Smith > wrote:
> jmcquown wrote:
> > Ditto. I did buy my mom a milkshake at McD's after we visited my father
> > when he was in the hospital. (The price of a small chocolate shake
> > nearly sent my mother to the hospital!) But nope, eaten "food" from
> > McDonalds in at least 20 years. Probably closer to 30.
>
> After posting that I remembered that I stopped at stopped at one McD's
> drive thru on two different occasions, both being hot and humid summer
> nights, to get a milk shake.

They're not "milk shakes," but "shakes." They are still really
crappy.
>
> Come to think of it, that was close to 20 years ago. I had not eaten
> there for years before that, and have not been back since.

The Angus burgers are pretty good if they're BOGO, and you ask for
extra pickles.

--Bryan

Hubby calls them Anus burgers....says that's probably the part of the cow
they could 'cheap out' on buying.
-ginny

On Thu, 10 Dec 2009 15:10:02 -0600, Andy wrote:

> Dave Smith > wrote in
> :
>
>> John Doe wrote:
>>> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
>>> McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
>>> slave labor?
>>>
>>> Just curious.
>>
>> It wouldn't bother me. I haven't eaten in McDonalds in more than 20
>> years.
>
> Beat ya by 40 years.
>
> I'll never forget that day, in the middle of Nowhere, USA, we pulled into
> a McD and I called out a plain hamburger.
>
> About a mile or so down a desert road after it had all been passed out,
> one bite and one pickle later I just about cried! There was some mistake.
> Bro and Sis had to double check they got theirs right. I was so furious!
> Pop didn't turn back. I put him on my shit list at 7-yo. Hated McD ever
> since. Had to wait 1,000,000 miles for a real meal (I forget what).
>
> I wasn't a problem child. My parents and my brother and sister were!!!
>
> Andy

pickle biter.

blake

On Dec 10, 2:35*pm, Sqwertz > wrote:
> On Thu, 10 Dec 2009 15:10:02 -0600, Andy wrote:
> > I'll never forget that day, in the middle of Nowhere, USA, we pulled into
> > a McD and I called out a plain hamburger.
>
> > About a mile or so down a desert road after it had all been passed out,
> > one bite and one pickle later I just about cried! There was some mistake.
> > Bro and Sis had to double check they got theirs right. I was so furious!
> > Pop didn't turn back. I put him on my shit list at 7-yo. Hated McD ever
> > since. Had to wait 1,000,000 miles for a real meal (I forget what).
>
> > I wasn't a problem child. My parents and my brother and sister were!!!
>
> Trying to alleviate that Seasonal Affective Disorder by getting
> drunk, eh?
>
> If you feel like putting a gun in your mouth, call one of us first
> so we can put your mind at ease and cheer you on.
>
> -sw

Wearing your cruel shoes today I see.

On Thu, 10 Dec 2009 17:39:41 -0600, Andy wrote:

> Chemo the Clown > wrote in
> :
>
>> On Dec 10, 2:35*pm, Sqwertz > wrote:
>>> On Thu, 10 Dec 2009 15:10:02 -0600, Andy wrote:
>>> > I'll never forget that day, in the middle of Nowhere, USA, we
>>> > pulled in
>> to
>>> > a McD and I called out a plain hamburger.
>>>
>>> > About a mile or so down a desert road after it had all been passed
>>> > out, one bite and one pickle later I just about cried! There was
>>> > some mistak
>> e.
>>> > Bro and Sis had to double check they got theirs right. I was so
>>> > furious
>> !
>>> > Pop didn't turn back. I put him on my shit list at 7-yo. Hated McD
>>> > ever since. Had to wait 1,000,000 miles for a real meal (I forget
>>> > what).
>>>
>>> > I wasn't a problem child. My parents and my brother and sister
>>> > were!!!
>>>
>>> Trying to alleviate that Seasonal Affective Disorder by getting
>>> drunk, eh?
>>>
>>> If you feel like putting a gun in your mouth, call one of us first
>>> so we can put your mind at ease and cheer you on.
>>>
>>> -sw
>>
>> Wearing your cruel shoes today I see.
>
> Of all the brainfarts like Warts I've spared with, he's the biggest in
> Texas!
>
> LOL!!!
>
> Andy

it's always funny when you call someone else stupid, andy.

blake

blake murphy wrote:

> On Thu, 10 Dec 2009 17:39:41 -0600, Andy wrote:
>
>> Chemo the Clown > wrote in
>> :
>>
>>> On Dec 10, 2:35 pm, Sqwertz > wrote:
>>>> On Thu, 10 Dec 2009 15:10:02 -0600, Andy wrote:
>>>>> I'll never forget that day, in the middle of Nowhere, USA, we
>>>>> pulled in
>>> to
>>>>> a McD and I called out a plain hamburger.
>>>>
>>>>> About a mile or so down a desert road after it had all been passed
>>>>> out, one bite and one pickle later I just about cried! There was
>>>>> some mistak
>>> e.
>>>>> Bro and Sis had to double check they got theirs right. I was so
>>>>> furious
>>> !
>>>>> Pop didn't turn back. I put him on my shit list at 7-yo. Hated McD
>>>>> ever since. Had to wait 1,000,000 miles for a real meal (I forget
>>>>> what).
>>>>
>>>>> I wasn't a problem child. My parents and my brother and sister
>>>>> were!!!
>>>>
>>>> Trying to alleviate that Seasonal Affective Disorder by getting
>>>> drunk, eh?
>>>>
>>>> If you feel like putting a gun in your mouth, call one of us first
>>>> so we can put your mind at ease and cheer you on.
>>>>
>>>> -sw
>>>
>>> Wearing your cruel shoes today I see.
>>
>> Of all the brainfarts like Warts I've spared with, he's the biggest
>> in Texas!
>>
>> LOL!!!
>>
>> Andy
>
> it's always funny when you call someone else stupid, andy.
>


"..spared with..."

<chuckle>


--
Best
Greg

John Doe wrote:
>
> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
> McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
> slave labor?
>
> Just curious.

I last ate a McDonald's hamburger sometime around 1978.
They could use prisoners to make them, as far as I care.
Both for labor and for meat.

On Dec 10, 4:02 pm, Mark Thorson > wrote:
> John Doe wrote:
>
> > Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
> > McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
> > slave labor?
>
> > Just curious.
>
> I last ate a McDonald's hamburger sometime around 1978.
> They could use prisoners to make them, as far as I care.
> Both for labor and for meat.


"For labor and for meat" Nice.

McD customers buy chineese crap at walmart to save a nickle. If I
were the type to eat from a drive-thu window, and could get it for a
quarter cheaper, I probably wouldn't care if it were made of chineese
soylent green, shipped over in invasive barnacle infested tankers.

But, I'm not. I'll eat at a Mom amd Pop diner with roaches crawling
on the grill before I'll go to a franchise with cartoon toys as part
of the meal.

B

On Dec 10, 4:26*pm, bulka > wrote:
> On Dec 10, 4:02 pm, Mark Thorson > wrote:
>
> > John Doe wrote:
>
> > > Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
> > > McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
> > > slave labor?
>
> > > Just curious.
>
> > I last ate a McDonald's hamburger sometime around 1978.
> > They could use prisoners to make them, as far as I care.
> > Both for labor and for meat.
>
> "For labor and for meat" *Nice.
>
> McD customers buy chineese crap at walmart to save a nickle. *If I
> were the type to eat from a drive-thu window, and could get it for a
> quarter cheaper, I probably wouldn't care if it were made of chineese
> soylent green, shipped over in invasive barnacle infested tankers.
>
> But, I'm not. *I'll eat at a Mom amd Pop diner with roaches crawling
> on the grill before I'll go to a franchise with cartoon toys as part
> of the meal.

Silly, you are not supposed to eat the toys.

Mark Probert wrote:
>
> On Dec 10, 4:26 pm, bulka > wrote:
> > On Dec 10, 4:02 pm, Mark Thorson > wrote:
> >
> > > John Doe wrote:
> >
> > > > Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
> > > > McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
> > > > slave labor?
> >
> > > > Just curious.
> >
> > > I last ate a McDonald's hamburger sometime around 1978.
> > > They could use prisoners to make them, as far as I care.
> > > Both for labor and for meat.
> >
> > "For labor and for meat" Nice.
> >
> > McD customers buy chineese crap at walmart to save a nickle. If I
> > were the type to eat from a drive-thu window, and could get it for a
> > quarter cheaper, I probably wouldn't care if it were made of chineese
> > soylent green, shipped over in invasive barnacle infested tankers.
> >
> > But, I'm not. I'll eat at a Mom amd Pop diner with roaches crawling
> > on the grill before I'll go to a franchise with cartoon toys as part
> > of the meal.
>
> Silly, you are not supposed to eat the toys.

Why not? They're better than the food.

> > >
> > > But, I'm not. I'll eat at a Mom amd Pop diner with roaches
> > > crawling on the grill before I'll go to a franchise with cartoon
> > > toys as part of the meal.
> >
> > Silly, you are not supposed to eat the toys.
>
> Why not? They're better than the food.

And have gobs more nutritional content. -Dave

bulka wrote:
> On Dec 10, 4:02 pm, Mark Thorson > wrote:
>> John Doe wrote:
>>
>>> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
>>> McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
>>> slave labor?
>>> Just curious.
>> I last ate a McDonald's hamburger sometime around 1978.
>> They could use prisoners to make them, as far as I care.
>> Both for labor and for meat.
>
>
> "For labor and for meat" Nice.
>
> McD customers buy chineese crap at walmart to save a nickle. If I
> were the type to eat from a drive-thu window, and could get it for a
> quarter cheaper, I probably wouldn't care if it were made of chineese
> soylent green, shipped over in invasive barnacle infested tankers.

Well, you save more than a nickel, but you more than make up for the
savings when the dumbed down products have to be replaced.

On 12/10/2009 11:26 AM, bulka wrote:
> On Dec 10, 4:02 pm, Mark > wrote:
>> John Doe wrote:
>>
>>> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
>>> McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
>>> slave labor?
>>
>>> Just curious.
>>
>> I last ate a McDonald's hamburger sometime around 1978.
>> They could use prisoners to make them, as far as I care.
>> Both for labor and for meat.
>
>
> "For labor and for meat" Nice.
>
> McD customers buy chineese crap at walmart to save a nickle. If I
> were the type to eat from a drive-thu window, and could get it for a
> quarter cheaper, I probably wouldn't care if it were made of chineese
> soylent green, shipped over in invasive barnacle infested tankers.

Not to worry, in a few years, the Chinese will be buying cheap American
crap to save a nickel - at Walmart. Ha ha - that'll show 'em! :-)

>
> But, I'm not. I'll eat at a Mom amd Pop diner with roaches crawling
> on the grill before I'll go to a franchise with cartoon toys as part
> of the meal.
>
> B

b> But, I'm not. I'll eat at a Mom amd Pop diner with roaches crawling
b> on the grill before I'll go to a franchise with cartoon toys as part
b> of the meal.

I'm not sure if these days "Made in USA" is always guarantee of high
quality. With 100% of the workforce being cheapest Mexicans, the difference
is quite moody. The only thing that is guaranteed is higher price because of
high cost of running the business because of all the administrative costs in
USA.

On Dec 11, 8:02*am, "bat" > wrote:
> *b> But, I'm not. *I'll eat at a Mom amd Pop diner with roaches crawling
> *b> on the grill before I'll go to a franchise with cartoon toys as part
> *b> of the meal.
>
> I'm not sure if these days "Made in USA" is always guarantee of high
> quality. With 100% of the workforce being cheapest Mexicans,

That is so obviously untrue, I'm surprised I'm even replying. What
the
hell is wrong with you? Can't you even make your lies believable?

Now, if 100% of the workforce were "cheapest Mexicans", what do
you think would be the unemployment rate?

>the difference
> is quite moody.

The word is "moot". I'll give you the benefit of the doubt here, and
blame your spellchecker.

Cindy Hamilton

"Cindy Hamilton" > wrote in message
...
On Dec 11, 8:02 am, "bat" > wrote:
>the difference
> is quite moody.

(cross-posting snipped)

The word is "moot". I'll give you the benefit of the doubt here, and
blame your spellchecker.

Cindy Hamilton



You're being kind. A person who doesn't know how to use the word "moot" in
a sentence is worried about Mexican labor? What a joke! (BTW, folks, it's
not pronounced "mute". The word is moot.)

Jill

On Dec 11, 9:06 am, Cindy Hamilton >
wrote:
> On Dec 11, 8:02 am, "bat" > wrote:
>
> > b> But, I'm not. I'll eat at a Mom amd Pop diner with roaches crawling
> > b> on the grill before I'll go to a franchise with cartoon toys as part
> > b> of the meal.
>
> > I'm not sure if these days "Made in USA" is always guarantee of high
> > quality. With 100% of the workforce being cheapest Mexicans,
>
> That is so obviously untrue, I'm surprised I'm even replying. What
> the
> hell is wrong with you? Can't you even make your lies believable?
>
> Now, if 100% of the workforce were "cheapest Mexicans", what do
> you think would be the unemployment rate?
>
> >the difference
> > is quite moody.
>
> The word is "moot". I'll give you the benefit of the doubt here, and
> blame your spellchecker.
>
> Cindy Hamilton

Moot or moody. I appreciate the grammer, word police, but the mood
here is moody.

I think my Mac is made in China. It is 13.3", so it is not really a big Mac.

Jeff
2009 MacBookPro

> Now, if 100% of the workforce were "cheapest Mexicans", what do
> you think would be the unemployment rate?

Clarification: in this case, workforce means production workers, and
yes, they are. Maybe not 100%, but 90% for sure. Others are various
office workers.

John Doe wrote:

> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food
> from places like McDonald's care if the ingredients
> were slopped together with Chinese slave labor?

Depends on whether their kids end up dead presumably.

> Just curious.

Dont forget what that did to the cat.

On Dec 10, 11:14*am, John Doe > wrote:
> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
> McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
> slave labor?
>
> Just curious.

My job has been outsourced to some third world country. Competition is
so great one has to compete against illegal aliens for a job cleaning
toilets. I can't afford to get sick. I'm happy to work split shifts at
three part time jobs. My student loan people are threatening to take
my underwear for non-payment. I'm come home to my 58 degree heated
apartment (the house was repo'ed) and I'm wondering if the utility
company would actually shut me off. The cochroaches have left because
the pickings are too slim. Beggers don't bother asking me. And you
want to know if I'd want to save a quarter on my so-called Happy Meal?

On Dec 10, 1:14�pm, John Doe > wrote:
> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
> McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
> slave labor?
>
> Just curious.

Well, I don't eat that stuff, and China is one of those places I have
no desire to experience so I will remain neutral on this one..


Rosie

On Dec 10, 2:14*pm, John Doe > wrote:
> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
> McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
> slave labor?
>
> Just curious.


Maybe the Chinese could put some lead or sulphur in them and make them
even more nutritionally poisonous than they are now.

On Dec 10, 2:14*pm, John Doe > wrote:
> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
> McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
> slave labor?


Probably not. Being on a tight budget and /or lazy about cooking wins
out over caring about nutrition and health.

Similar mentality keeps the soda and candy companies in business.

"John Doe" > wrote in message
...
> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
> McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
> slave labor?
>
> Just curious.

While I certainly did not buy anything there, I did check out the happy meal
toy while in Beijing. The toys can be very cool, and can do very well on
eBay in the US. Anyway, I suppose their McDonald's is slopped together with
Chinese slave labor. Or maybe McDonald's is a great job in China. Who
knows.

Dale I

On Dec 10, 9:48 pm, "Dale P" > wrote:
> "John Doe" > wrote in message
>
> ...
>
> > Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
> > McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
> > slave labor?
>
> > Just curious.
>
> While I certainly did not buy anything there, I did check out the happy meal
> toy while in Beijing. The toys can be very cool, and can do very well on
> eBay in the US. Anyway, I suppose their McDonald's is slopped together with
> Chinese slave labor. Or maybe McDonald's is a great job in China. Who
> knows.

I would hope the latter. I usually think of slave labor as being in
the factories, but this world has ways of giving a nasty surprise.
Also, that still doesn't mean that the ingredients themselves were not
harvested with slave labor.
In fact, we have that shit going on right here in the US esp. in
places like central Florida.

enough wrote:
> On Dec 10, 9:48 pm, "Dale P" > wrote:
>> "John Doe" > wrote in message
>>
>> ...
>>
>>> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places
>>> like McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with
>>> Chinese slave labor?
>>
>>> Just curious.
>>
>> While I certainly did not buy anything there, I did check out the
>> happy meal toy while in Beijing. The toys can be very cool, and can
>> do very well on eBay in the US. Anyway, I suppose their McDonald's
>> is slopped together with Chinese slave labor. Or maybe McDonald's
>> is a great job in China. Who knows.
>
> I would hope the latter. I usually think of slave labor as being in
> the factories, but this world has ways of giving a nasty surprise.
> Also, that still doesn't mean that the ingredients themselves were not
> harvested with slave labor.
> In fact, we have that shit going on right here in the US esp. in
> places like central Florida.

You wouldnt know what a real slave was if one bit you on your lard arse.

Hi, I've just finished reading all of your posts and thought I'd throw in my
2 cents.

I am currently working in China.

I've been to Mcdonalds here many times as it reminds me a bit of home
(GRIN).

The food is not slopped together. It is put together as well or better than
the American version.

The workers are not slave labor.They are young Chinese working on their
first jobs just like many of did when we were younger.

The food is compatable with that served in America. Take that as you will.

Think the writer is just trying to get a rise out of everyone by China
bashing.

President Obama was just here and got one of the most (for me at least)
positive responses that I've seen given to any American President.

China has it's problems and is attempting to work through them. But so did
we. I lived in Chicago during the riots of the 60's.

China looks like that now.

I have agreed with most of the tales of fast food woes as I have had them
also.

Just a few thought from someone who actually has eaten in a Micky D's in
China.

Tom Dyer Working in The Guangdong province PRC China

JD> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
JD> McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
JD> slave labor?

Certainly. No reason to assume that what you have learned about (that the
food was made in China) is the only thing that matters. Most likely, there
are 100 others, much more significant (such as, what is really in the food),
only you don't know about them yet. More accurate question would be "should
people eat the food made by big American corporation".

John Doe wrote:
>
> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
> McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
> slave labor?
>
> Just curious.



Probably not. If that were the case, Wal(ly)Mart would have gone under a
long time ago.

John Doe wrote:
> Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
> McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
> slave labor?
>
No

On Dec 11, 10:53 pm, enough > wrote:
> John Doe wrote:
> > Would people who eat (and feed their kids) junk food from places like
> > McDonald's care if the ingredients were slopped together with Chinese
> > slave labor?
>
> No

Oops, I read that as "would I eat a big mac made by slave labor". No,
I would never
eat such a burger, and yes, I would be ****ed if I found out such. I
would also worry about what might be
in those ingredients since they would probably be from China as well.