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Originally posted by I-Tech
My questions for you are ..
Do you think McDonald's should be fined ( not to go to the people suing necessarily) for misleading information in there nutritional fact sheets?
Yes I think they should be fined and be made to post what really is in there food.
Do you think an average person would believe that eating at McDonald's 3 to 4 times a week is healthy? Hell no, It seems very clear to me that the above people are looking to cash in on there own neglect as parents.
Do you believe that McDonald's should pay the above people for making them fat? Once again NO, I think there trying to cash in on something small. Just because the nutritional fact sheets were not posting in the restaurant the above people visited did that stop them from asking about the health content of the food?
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1. No, because they have fulfilled their legal obligation by posting the ingredients and health information in the building. If you have a concern, it is the consumer's job to read the information. "Let the buyer beware"
2. Well, some people could handle that, given a high metabolism. For me, I think that is just sick. I don't think it is healthy.
3. No, because McDonalds was not responsible for the lifestyles of these people. They can run or walk for exercise like everyone else, can't they? I don't see why McDonalds should even be brought into question.