Thursday, November 11, 2010
What i think of FastFoodNations!?
Fast Food Nations is not a book I would normally read, but glad I did. Throughout the book it has valuable information and helpful facts on fast food and the backgrounds on the companies. Without this book I wouldn’t know what really is in meat, how they handle the livestock, the employees, why we love fries so much and much, much more. Personally I hardly eat fast food, but this book made me NOT want fast food even more. The fact that I know how the food is being processed makes fast food unappealing and quit gross. I would have to say I’m a semi-vegetarian; I’m weird when it comes to the meat I eat. So the affect that this book has on me isn’t strong, but makes me think twice on fast food meat/food. The main issue that I don’t like is the way they handle the live stock they use for the meat. Since I don’t like meat as it is, I care about the way they handle their animals; they fatten them with unhealthy food, and slaughter them in an inhumanity manner. I love animals so feeding them fatty foods to make them have “more meat” isn’t right or good for us when we eat it. Overall Fast Food Nations can probably change the way person eats for the better of them
Chapter 10 ffn questions
Global Realization
1. The history of Plauen gave us readers notice that that part of the city was bad in the fact that they have bad water (sleepy backwater). The author ended with McDonalds in East Germany because that’s where the majority of their customers were; college students.
2. Other than health, importing entire systems of agriculture production I also being harmed.
3. A McDonalds at Dachau is controversial. Chose this because there was a McDonald’s one-third of a mile from the entrance to the concentration camp. It gave McDonalds business with the Wild West theme yet also made it seem like McDonalds supported the Holocaust.
4. Changed the health habits of other countries because it gave them more reason to be anti-meat, anti- fat ect.
5. Dangers of obesity are fast food and the impact it has on us; how we can be addicted to unhealthy fast food. For us not obese help those who are and make more food at home.
6. KFC’s and McDonalds companies and industries were damaged. The most popular and most American fast foods were targeted. The “unknown” was controversial to consumers and many questions about McDonalds were asked
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