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True JB, but also you don't have to be a health guru to know that junk food is bad and yes, we all love it and we know is not good to eat it . So I do not personally think that Mc Donalds or any other food chain should have the responsibility to teach to their customers how their food is going to affect them. That's the responsibility of the customer to make a research and take charge of what theyre eating. In my opinion of of course like Farseer says

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LDS_Forever said:

Exactly. And if consumers would do their research and STOP EATING at McDonalds, not only would they be healthier, but McDonalds would have to change their menu or go out of business.

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*laugh* you can use my "Tag line" I don't mind.

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How far down the food chain can we place the blame? If we blame McDonald's for providing fatty foods, can't we logically sue the beef producers for providing meat to McDonald's? Then, we could probably sue the people who sell feed to the beef producers. I'm glad I didn't go with my childhood desire to be a lawyer. At least as a teacher I'll be able to sleep at night.

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Definitely not the same thing as cigarettes. There is some sort of addiction to tobbaco. Not so to hamburger and potato chip. If someone is addicted to those, it is not because of the food but rather because of his personality and mentality.

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Well, I can see someone arguing this point as well. If you are raised always eating fatty foods, that is the food to which you have a taste. So, it may not be a physical addiction, but the affect, in the end, is the same. Also, the fact that we sell such foods in school cafeterias could be argued that we are teaching our children when they are young and impressionable to eat such foods.

I read an article yesterday where a hospital is trying to evict McDonald's from its food court because they are a prominent heart hospital and they are tempting their heart patients with such junk.

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This is definitely questionable. There are studies being done to show that physical addiction to foods is possible. Caffeine is a prime example. If one things that one can't get addicted to caffeine, then they are mistaken. I would not doubt if research shows that addiction to foods is possible, if it hasn't already been shown. So to single out a tobacco addiction as different from a potato chip addiction may not be completely true.

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Well, Mc Donalds will have to pay millions for making people fat…

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Tasty foods linked to addiction

Sugar and fat produce changes in the brain which resemble the effects of addictive drugs, a Waikato University scientist says. Ref. Source 9