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Fast food culture stopped Fast food culture continues
Debate Score:125
Arguments:85
Total Votes:141
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Should fast food culture be stopped?

Fast food culture stopped

Side Score: 52
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Fast food culture continues

Side Score: 73

It should be stopped and it should be stopped right now. I do my part by eating slow. For example, I eat breakslow

and you people should too. Try it sometime. I think you'll like it ;)

1574 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
2 points

what's breakslow? sounds like coleslaw....with Breakstone brand?

1517 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped

I tell my kids to hurry up and eat their breakfast so that we can get to school on time. My little one is so slow that I tell her she eats breakslow ;)

1517 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
DrChronic(2) Disputed
2 points

Hopefully your just trying to be cute but just in case, Breakfast - literally meaning "breaking the fast" of the night

592 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues

True..., but you don't have to break the fast... Fast. You can break the fast slow ;-)

592 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
Joelleong(22) Disputed
2 points

There are many other healthier things to eat other than "breakslow"!

456 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues

OK..., name one..., just one. ;)

456 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
4 points

I think fast food should stop!!! It's unhealthy, they're bad jobs, and YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT GOES ON IN A SLAUGHTERHOUSE!!!!! I used to work in a slaughterhouse (I was stupid back then) and I had to do horrible things to animals!!! IT WAS TERRIBLE!!!!! YOU HAVE NO IDEA OF THE THINGS I'VE SEEN!!! THE THINGS I'VE DONE!!! YOU SHOULD BE THERE!!! Imagine a pig being chopped up, blood removed, and packed into a pattie, and served with pickles, ketchup, and mustard!!! Imagine a chicken being chained to shackles upside-down on a conveyor belt, dipped into an electrified bath of water, taken to a blade that cuts off their heads, and then cut up to bits served as your chicken nuggets. With that said, five words: FAST FOOD COMPANIES ARE SICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1571 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
1 point

If fast food was stopped, where would the fat people eat. They are fat for a reason. They have made bad choices in food consumption.

1188 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
Kubii(14) Disputed
1 point

first of all ! that is very rude. some people are born fat so they dont really have a chioce in that.. sometimes it is not because they made bad choices, it's because that is how they were born !! thank you !!!

1152 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
1 point

Yes, that is right because nowadays it became a big problem. It can effect on our generation in the future and that is why parents should not allow their children to eat fast food. We have to eat more vegetables and fruits, or for example, vegetarian burgers. And do you know that some fast-food chain has created a program that targets Latinos with education on healthful meal selection and product composition as well as strategies for improving physical fitness (Institute of Medicine 2006c)? Concern about childhood obesity has also prompted fast-food industry collaborators to make strategic changes. For example, industry observers attribute Disney’s nonrenewal of a long term promotional partnership with a fast-food franchise to growing concerns about childhood obesity (Abramowitz 2006). I believe that these ideas are very interesting and creative. So, I believe that it will be helpful because nowadays many people pay more attention on advertising.

596 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
3 points

Fast food "restaurants" offer consumers a convenient, cheap, and engineered-to-taste meal. At one point, the benefits outweighed the costs; namely, the costs of obesity and reliance on instant gratification, not to mention the costs of overfarming, genetic manipulation of animals, and advertising aimed at children. Now, I believe, that's beginning to change. We need to obliterate the fast food culture by making the costs overwhelming; we need to market health more often than bad choices; we need to market the delayed gratification of cooking, or eating well slowly rather than quickly.

The main issue is that the United States has a culture, amplified by psychological practices in advertising, of unrealistic expectations of getting quality goods quickly and cheaply, yet without any negative side affects. We want to buy into a workout program where we can lose weight without getting off the couch. We want our clothes to be cheap and sweatshop-free, our restaurants to have a dollar menu, healthier options, and pay their farmers well. And that's not happening. We need to spend more, wait longer, and keep our minds open.

1465 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
3 points

Yes. Look at the recent statistics about obesity and you will see my point. Fast food culture is leading Americans down the wrong path and should be stopped. On the other hand, if I was working for Slim-fast or Nutrisystem, I would keep my mouth shut. :)

1412 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
2 points

Man! It'll, like, kill you. It also makes you soopa fat and weigh 220023 pounds.

1517 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
violet97(14) Disputed
1 point

But you can't say that it doesn't make a huge amount of money for the economy, without it I believe we would lose out on a lot of growth. It will not kill you, over eating fast food will cause your health to suffer but one portion of fast food in moderation isn't going to kill you. Also, there's no doubt that you will not put on weight, but certainly not 220023 pounds, anyway it's up to the consumer how much they eat, not the company.

314 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

fast food is awesome and if you keep eating it we will get stronger and fatter, but then all of the salad places will be out of service so keep eating poop.

1224 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
1 point

Yes fast food culture should be stopped because people in America are starting to rely on fast food more and more.. People should be eating more healthy foods, and there could be more healthy choices on menus in resturants.

1152 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
1 point

yess !! i think that it should. it is sooo unhealthy for you .. and it creates obesity that can cause death. and no one in the world wants death. well they shouldnt anyway... but anyway i think that fast food is utterly rediculus and a waste of time !! cause want to be fit !

1152 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
1 point

it should stop.. look at how many people die every year from being over weight and heart attacks and shit like that. if food wasnt so unhealthy (ex.. a bigmac from mcdonalds!!) then im postive we all would live longer and healthier lives.. ohh and there be more happy people in the world.. cause over weight people tend to be more annoyed with life then the average size person. :] who agrees???

1069 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
1 point

Yes. Do people know how much of Americas Obese ratings have gone up since McDonalds opened?

1048 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
aveskde(1888) Disputed
0 points

Yes. Do people know how much of Americas Obese ratings have gone up since McDonalds opened?

Correlation does not mean causation.

1046 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

O and its really nasty.... McDonalds chicken nuggets bounce

1048 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
aveskde(1888) Disputed
1 point

O and its really nasty.... McDonalds chicken nuggets bounce

So does freshly baked bread...

1046 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

Good answer. NUGGETZ 4 LYFE YO! Like I mean fast food is really bad for you but it creates jobs for greasy teenagers and teaches them somewhat of a responsibility.

803 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

O and its SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FATNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1048 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
Joelleong(22) Disputed
1 point

Ever heard of the phrase"lose to win"? You want to lose weight and not gain weight!

456 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

Here are some UNHEALTHY facts about why Fast Food Culture should be stopped:

•French fries are actually made in huge factories, frozen, and then processed. The oils and fats are highly processed and highly fatty.

•So often, people have reported finding strands of hair and flies in their burgers. And it’s definitely not once a while experience. What about those which were actually not found and ended up inside your stomach because you were too busy to notice them?

•Processed foods are filled with unhealthy ingredients. They are loaded with fats, sugar, salt, and artificial additives. They are not only responsible for the rising number of obesity cases in children and adults, but they also have serious long-term effects on your health.

•Order iced tea and get it with some sanitizer. A customer actually had this experience with a popular fast food restaurant. She actually got a McDonalds sanitizer in it. This is a cleaning chemical used for kitchen equipment and surfaces. No wonder she decided to sue the restaurant.

•With all the processing and manufacturing that fast food goes through, a lot of essential nutrients go missing. Fibers, vitamins, and minerals get destroyed during this process and what it leaves for you is just unhealthy fats and empty calories.

•Hamburgers are made in huge factories. And one hamburger can contain strips of beef from different cattle from different regions. This increases the risk of contamination as one sick cow in the batch can actually make hundreds of people fall sick in different locations of the country.

•Health guidelines clearly state that people should not consume more than 2 grams of trans-fat a day. But when you consume fast food, such as French fries, you can actually end up consuming about 4-7 grams of trans-fat. This is way too much and definitely not good for your heart.

•Fast food restaurants add a lot of preservatives to keep their food looking fresh. If you want to find out how much of preservatives are present in fast food, try keeping a hamburger for a year. A customer has actually kept a hamburger for 12 years and it still looks all ready to eat.

•Almost everything that you consume in a fast food restaurant is processed; the taste of the original ingredients is destroyed. So, additives are added for giving flavor to the food. These include beef extract and sometimes they won’t even tell you which animal product is being used to give the flavor to your French fries.

•Probably most of us have ended up with food poisoning at least once in our life after eating in a fast food restaurant. Raw meat, unhygienic conditions, and even strange employee behaviors (some of them have actually reported spitting into the food!) are only a few things that happen and are reported regularly.

Read more: http://www.brighthub.com/health/diet-nutrition/articles/36823.aspx#ixzz0vnX4rl61

1048 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
aveskde(1888) Disputed
0 points

•French fries are actually made in huge factories, frozen, and then processed. The oils and fats are highly processed and highly fatty.

Nothing particularly wrong here. Oils should be fatty, they are, after all, lipids. I'd be worried if I had a zero-fat or reduced-fat oil.

What's wrong with processing?

•So often, people have reported finding strands of hair and flies in their burgers. And it’s definitely not once a while experience. What about those which were actually not found and ended up inside your stomach because you were too busy to notice them?

Extra protein, I guess. You should be more concerned with what's in all the food you buy from a store or eat from your garden. Insect parts, rat droppings, aphids, fecal bacteria, urine, etc.

•Processed foods are filled with unhealthy ingredients. They are loaded with fats, sugar, salt, and artificial additives. They are not only responsible for the rising number of obesity cases in children and adults, but they also have serious long-term effects on your health.

Fats, sugars and salts are necessary for life. Just don't eat them in excess.

•Order iced tea and get it with some sanitizer. A customer actually had this experience with a popular fast food restaurant. She actually got a McDonalds sanitizer in it. This is a cleaning chemical used for kitchen equipment and surfaces. No wonder she decided to sue the restaurant.

Screwups happen. I'd be amazed if in all the chain restaurants no mistakes ever happened. That would be godly.

•With all the processing and manufacturing that fast food goes through, a lot of essential nutrients go missing. Fibers, vitamins, and minerals get destroyed during this process and what it leaves for you is just unhealthy fats and empty calories.

Too vague of a claim to be meaningful. Try being more explicit so that one can debate or contest the argument.

•Hamburgers are made in huge factories. And one hamburger can contain strips of beef from different cattle from different regions. This increases the risk of contamination as one sick cow in the batch can actually make hundreds of people fall sick in different locations of the country.

So this is an argument against huge factories? Against mass production?

•Health guidelines clearly state that people should not consume more than 2 grams of trans-fat a day. But when you consume fast food, such as French fries, you can actually end up consuming about 4-7 grams of trans-fat. This is way too much and definitely not good for your heart.

Good thing that these foods are fried in a trans-fat free oil now.

•Fast food restaurants add a lot of preservatives to keep their food looking fresh. If you want to find out how much of preservatives are present in fast food, try keeping a hamburger for a year. A customer has actually kept a hamburger for 12 years and it still looks all ready to eat.

Preservatives aren't intrinsically unhealthy. There's actually nothing wrong with this, unless a preservative used is demonstrably shown to be unhealthy.

•Almost everything that you consume in a fast food restaurant is processed; the taste of the original ingredients is destroyed. So, additives are added for giving flavor to the food. These include beef extract and sometimes they won’t even tell you which animal product is being used to give the flavor to your French fries.

Again, what's wrong with processing? Also, do you understand that when it comes to selling animal products, everything is used and it's always been this way? It isn't news, anyone who owns a farm knows this.

•Probably most of us have ended up with food poisoning at least once in our life after eating in a fast food restaurant. Raw meat, unhygienic conditions, and even strange employee behaviors (some of them have actually reported spitting into the food!) are only a few things that happen and are reported regularly.

Eating anywhere will get you food poisoning at some point in your life.

1046 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

Fast food culture is not good for the future generations. Already the child obesity rate is increasing. Adults has to understand the need for change in fast food. Health is wealth.

953 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
1 point

i feel birds are the real issues here not fast food. i mean what are you even talking about

755 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
1 point

i love fast food and birds need to be extincted

birds birds birds birds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

755 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
1 point

Yeah, fast food is fast, but is it seriously worth dying young of obesity and the diseases it brings? they shouldn't stop it entirely, but they should cut half the fast food restraunts in the country and replace them with healthier fast food (for example, grilled chicken, vegetables, baked french fries, etc..) America is becoming obese.. also, parents need to learn about calories and how to control their kids' diets.. a child should not have two sodas with french fries and a greasy burger for every meal :/

673 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
1 point

hello, yes fast food should be stopped. Although, it is comfortable to us to eat in a hurry way, but eating frequent fast food meals causes teens and young adults to gain more weight. Fast-food consumption has increased in the United States and for this reason there are many overweight people. It can be the reason of heart attack illness.

607 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
1 point

I believe that fast food culture should be stopped because people have a big problem with obesitythere are a lot of people, who suffered from this kind of food. All of us know that fast food contains too much cholesterol and too much fat. that is why it is not healthy for the human body. As Sonya A. , Janell M., Shirley H. , Shiriki K. and Nicolas S.(2007) wrote: "Childhood obesity has become a major societal concern. Rates of obesity among preschool and school-age children have more than doubled in the past three decades: 14% of 2- to 5-year-olds and 19% of 6- to 11-year-"( p.1).

596 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
1 point

No one can benifit from fast food in any way. And the hearty dinner your mother made is just as good as any fast food, you just need to realize it. Fast food chains can attempt to provide healthy options on the menu, but those attempts will only prove faulty, for there will be a secretly deadly preservative or other artificial ingredient lurking in each meal attempted. And stop analyzing the liberally though-out risks of taking out fast food culture and start analyzing ways you can effectively remove the culture, regardless of how uncool or totaltarian it may be.

592 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
1 point

I think they should stop because its unhealthy and you can make your own burgers and people are getting obese. I would say the fast food needs to make it healthy. I would have a healthy fast food place.

551 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped

They should be stopped but the reason isn't because it is unhealthy. It is because of the way they manufacture it,and the world barely knows that the burgers are actually made of, joints, tendons stomachs, eyeballs and other remains of chicken or beef. never ate at mac'donalds again.

456 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
-1 points

it shouild not be stopped...why??? imma die...aha:) sike...not... i love fast food restaurant...its really good!

1224 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
Joelleong(22) Disputed
1 point

It is not good for you and if you continue on like this, you will soon be digging your own grave

456 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
Zyaka(10) Disputed
1 point

if you like it, it doesn't mean anything, it's not good! it's really bad for your health!

224 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
6 points

If you're so against fast food, then don't eat it. That's what I do. I don't eat McDonald's unless it's the only place to eat at, and even then I get the "healthiest" thing on the menu. But honestly, fast food chains should try creating healthier menus, since some of the food they serve is just wrong in so many ways.

1563 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues

If fast food is unhealthy, then yes, just don't eat there. Between McDonald's, Burger King, KFC and Hardees, I haven't ate at one of those places in 6 years.

1188 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
3 points

Each individuals personal eating habits are their own decision.

No adult should be stopped from buying and eating whatever foods they choose. Neither should any vendor be forced to accommodate the whims of the state; as has been done in New York restaurants with respect to restrictions on hydrogenated oils and portion sizes.

Fast food used to mean just that: food that was served quickly. It has come to mean food that is generally unhealthy. There is no reason why this reputation should persist, should the foods healthfulness improve. If consumer demand shifts to a more healthful variety of food, then vendors will respond to this. Then we can expect fast food culture to become both convenient and healthy.

This is really a personal decision.

1465 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
2 points

With america being so busy and not being able to cook something to eat its normally we are going out to eat. With out fast food we as americans would not know what to do when there is not enough time in the day to prepare 3 meals a day to everyone in the family, the world is in enough chaos as it is no need for the things that we live for to be taken away

1575 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
2 points

There's nothing wrong with fast food, as in food which can be prepared and eaten quickly. It's actually very convenient nowadays when most people would rather spend time doing something other than cooking or waiting for someone to cook for them.

The only problem with fast food is that in many places it's associated with junk food, as if only burgers and fried chicken could be served fast.

In Japan, for example, fast food can be quite nutritional and varied. Check out Sukiya's menu, which includes beef, fish, curry, salads and more. This thing can be impressively faster than McD and won't get you hooked on ketchup.

1379 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
trumpeter93(980) Disputed
1 point

Yea that's all fine and dandy but we don't live in Japan. Their fast food may be healthy. The American fast food industry could care less about the publics health. They just want to make a profit.

1069 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
chapulina(151) Disputed
1 point

The question didn't specify the region, so I replied in an objective and universal way.

Make no mistake, I am against irresponsible food industries blindly pursuing money at any costs. But the guilty one here is not the fast food itself, look beyond your immediate experiences...

852 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
shubbydoo(5) Disputed
1 point

Living in a free economy, the American fast food industry is supported by people who also couldn't care less about their health. The consumer also has a responsibility, and by limiting an industry that complies with health and safety standards, freedom of choice would be suffering.

152 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
2 points

If u don't like it don't eat it. But it provides a lot of jobs. Not well payed jobs but jobs.

228 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
2 points

Eating fast food is whom ever eats it choice. It's not my choice to make for other people. I do what I want with my body. Others are free to do as they wish

228 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

I love fast food and most people in the world love it. cheap, quick, and just fuckin' good.

why stop it? to end happiness? sure, it may be healthier, but why live a long dreadful life when you can live a slightly shorter but much more fun life.

1597 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

Yummy for my tummy!

1597 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

Why not? I mean it's bad for you if you eat too much, but doesn't everyone want a treat every now and then? I mean to stop fast food culture would be like stopping a very strong influence. But would it be a good decision to do it? I mean at least at some of those places you can something kind of healthy like salad. Imagine what people would eat without Fast food. Probably icecream right out of the carton.

1563 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

Fast food taste awesome and i take them for lunch when i am in a good mood for good food :D

1560 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
crayolalove(19) Disputed
3 points

Ummmm....it's NOT good food...maybe taste, but not healthwise.

1517 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
1 point

Anything with profit behind it is evil and should be stopped.

1465 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

No, it ought to stop, but not be stopped, if that makes sense.

What I mean is, the responsibility falls on the consumer. We must begin to be responsible consumers if we expect anything corporate to change in response to our desires.

1421 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

Fast food isn't a culture, it's a business model.

And a very successful one.

I believe that they should pay their employees more, but they pay what is legal for them to pay, and they do many very good things like setup scholarships and offer advancements to young people, so I can forgive them the low wages.

And as far as obesity. As liberal as I may be (actually more independant, but this country is so conservative it's the tag I'm given and I'll take it) I do not believe what a person eats is anyone's responsibility but their own. If fast food makes you fat, don't eat it.

It takes less time to make a sandwich than to wait in line at a fast food restaraunt.

A dozen eggs cost as much as a McEgg whatever.

A lb of hamburger is cheaper than a Whopper.

There is no excuse.

A large portion of Americans are children (I'm talking about the adults) who never learned how to eat like a grown up who doesn't have a 16 year old's metabolism, and never learned to say no to stuff they want right now simply because something else is better for them. This is partly societies fault, but a majority the individual's. Obesity isn't a disease, it's a chosen lifestyle.

1412 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

Fast food for some may mean fats and a lot of exercising to get rid of it, while for others, a way to indulge maybe after a hard days' work.

Now why was fast food created in the first place then? Its because everyone wants things done fast, and apparently in food too. We have approached the stage, for some, that to them, every minute, every second, means an opportunity to do something else more productive that even in the simpliest of waiting for food can be something they cannot bear to stand, thus they seek for fast food.

Now for the question, should the fast food culture be stopped? No, for 2 reasons- preferences and the lag of time. You can't stop someone from indulging themself in a hamburger, you can't get food done in 1 minute like fast food can. It all boils down to preferences and how much you're time you're willing to give out.

Even if we wanted to stop this fast food culture... How do we stop the fast food culture...?

1404 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

of course, many fast food firms are in crisis as compared with before centuries in the aftermath of the moderner' new menu what is called 'Well-Being.'

but,we've got to recall that we live in capitalism society.

till the gap between rich and poor is vanished(you know,it's impossible.)a fast food never stop,

even in communism society like north Korea,fast food concept recently branched out into north Korea society.

though it is used by only some ruling class,red aristocrat,

but this case show us that fast food never stop.

fast food is already changed and rather adapt to new well-being culture. who can stop this food style in this century?

if you decline that you never eat a fast food,

the third world people,poor class people eat it.

if you'd like to stop distribution of fast food.

you just must pray to all people never eat a fast food.

1404 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

Personally, I believe that when we have our fast food industries, that its supporting the position that we are always on the go, and always would desire our quick taste of food or a bite to eat while at school or work. Seemingly, who here really cooks a day before work or school, or waked up before thus and has the time to cook a full meal to warm at said establishment when you may only have half an hour (or an hour to some major businesses, i.e. Wal-Mart). So what do most do? They get in the car (or walk) to the nearest McDonalds, Sonic, BK, Arbies, KFC, (or fast food joint) and pay for five dollars or less for a quick meal. Problem solved. So in a way I personally hope that Fast Food continues; despite that, yes, there are negative aspects as well.

1223 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues

How come people always want freedoms, until it is given to somebody/something they dont like? As soon as that happens, they campaign against freedoms. Idiots.

1223 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues

Why do people always want freedom, but constantly want others making decisions for them like what to eat.

1188 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
2 points

It is the paradox of humankind - they fight to the death for freedom, then they give it up when the going gets tough.

1188 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

It isn't the fast food joint that is hurting you. It is you hurting yourself!

875 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

No dammit! We should eat whatever we fucking want ...

803 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

No,you cannot stop fast food culture as there is no harm if fast food is eaten in the right quantities.We have to understand the fact that its not the food that is harming you but it is your eating habits that is harming you.If you continue eating burgers for your breakfast,lunch and dinners for a week altogether then your lifestyle is certainly going to get harmed but if you eat the fast food in the proper quantity and at the the same time eat a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables then you can enjoy the taste of your favorite fast food.

Supporting Evidence: USA Restaurants (www.tajdothan.com)
799 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

No. It's the right of the people on what they put in their bodies. If they want to eat a bunch of unhealthy crap then who are we to stop them and tell them they can't. It's their right. It's their choice.

755 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

If i want to eat greasy food until i get sick and fat that's my perogative.

755 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

I think it should be continued but maybe they should make it healthier... Our society is fat because a Big Mac alone (without any condiments or french fries or drinks) is 540 Calories.

673 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

In terms of the time consuming, fast foods save lots of time. According to Barton Sparagon, M.D. medical director of the Meyer Friedman Institute in San Francisco, and an expert on stress- related illness, the above are all symptoms of a modern epidemic called “hurry sickness”. In my point of view, it is very convenience that there are places where we can get food very fast and in any appropriate time. Junk foods destroy mealtimes.

607 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

There's nothing wrong with fast food, as in food which can be prepared and eaten quickly. It's actually very convenient nowadays when most people would rather spend time doing something other than cooking or waiting for someone to cook for them.

The only problem with fast food is that in many places it's associated with junk food, as if only burgers and fried chicken could be served fast.

In Japan, for example, fast food can be quite nutritional and varied. Check out Sukiya's menu, which includes beef, fish, curry, salads and more. This thing can be impressively faster than McD and won't get you hooked on ketchup.

593 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

In terms of the time consuming, fast foods save lots of time. According to Barton Sparagon, M.D. medical director of the Meyer Friedman Institute in San Francisco, and an expert on stress- related illness, the above are all symptoms of a modern epidemic called “hurry sickness”. In my point of view, it is very convenience that there are places where we can get food very fast and in any appropriate time. Junk foods destroy mealtimes.

593 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

I think it should be continued. Because is a food that can be prepared and eaten quickly.

Is the food that easy to find in everywhere that you go too.

551 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

I was anti-fastfood for years, but then I realized a huge reason they were not shutting down or losing lawsuits. Choice. As unhealthy and disgusting as they are it comes down to peoples choices and them eating there. Nobody shoved the food down their throat!

498 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

Fast food to some people is good but to others like me it is bad and I do not eat fast food as to lose weight and also to keep myself and prevent any diseases from destroying my life

456 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

even though it is unhealthy, it is convenient especially in our fast paced style of life. People are constantly on the move and tend to choose the convenient. Unless organic food can be made cheaper or even healthier food made more accessible, fast food culture is seen to be much more accessible and will continue due to the differing eating habits of humans

341 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

If you don't like something, you don't buy it, simple as that. Why stop something because some people don't like it? We all know it's unhealthy yet we still buy it, and fast food companies make a huge amount of money from it because its cheap. The fast food culture is so prevalent in our modern world, it would be a mistake to get rid of it because countries like America rely on it so much. I know it's bad for our health and is not doing anything for obesity levels but there is no way that you can abolish something so immense and relevant in today's world.

314 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
1 point

I think that fast food should go on because some people don't have tine to sit down and eat a well prepared meal at an good restaurant... Or the money to eat "healthy".

228 days ago | Side: Fast food culture continues
-2 points
sonicx00222(15) Disputed
1 point

Ever heard of waking up a couple of minutes earlier to make yourself a decent eggs and rice? Or a sandwich? Or a breakfast bowl SOMETHING?!?!?!

1048 days ago | Side: Fast food culture stopped
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