Fast Food Nation

[hanselthecaretaker]

...Hick needs to learn how to spell "moron."

Why was this even posted on this thread?


Anyway, I can't believe no one mentioned that retarded movie Supersize Me yet.

It's not the fast food places' faults....it's the way too easily influenced idiots in this country who don't have an independent enough train of thought to make wiser, healthier decisions.

No one's forcing them to eat fast food. Ooooooohhhh, but it tastes sooo gooood....

 

[HardHat87]

I think that rather than trying to educate the lard-asses, the system needs to correct for them. Charge them higher health insurance premiums (just like smokers), force them to pay for two seats on airplanes, trains, busses, theatres, everywhere. Change the definition of disability to exclude those whose health problems are a direct result of obesity. If they want to be fat fucks, that's their business....but make them pay for it themselves.

Good idea, you know you can claim disability if your too fat. Then they fat asses get to sit around the house all day stuffing their face while the government pays for it.

 

[canadianhitman]

as if there are no fat canadians?

There are less fat-ass Canadians than there are fat-ass Americans.

 

[jackangel]

nothing wrong with the film super size me. it's funny and interesting. and disturbing.

it doesn't put the blame solely on franchises like mcdonald's.

it doesn't negate personal responsibility.

it doesn't come across like the woman who started this thread.

at all.

 

[sorerotators]

its a choice. fatasses choose to eat that shit, so be it.

they have been informed, and educated by now how bad it is. fuck em.

 

[Sub-Zero]

Hey, shut up will you?

rofl gotta wait 24 hours

 

[wnt2bBeast]

There are less fat-ass Canadians than there are fat-ass Americans.

prolly true.. but why not fix your own and then worry about us?

 

[jaded]

Haven't read it yet, but would like to. The girl next door to me has the book - maybe I'll borrow it from her.

 

[sorerotators]

lol, you want green or red? red i take it?

nothing wrong with the film super size me. it's funny and interesting. and disturbing.

it doesn't put the blame solely on franchises like mcdonald's.

it doesn't negate personal responsibility.

it doesn't come across like the woman who started this thread.

at all.

 

[chewyxrage]

Hey, the author of the book has a new series coming out on FX.

It's called "30 days" I think and it's him doing other interesting shit for 30 days.

Should check it out.


edit: oh wait, I was thinking of the supersizeme guy