Who's To Blame Or Not To Eat
Argument Essay (fast food health concerns)
June 2, 2010
Who’s to Blame? Who is responsible for the poor health of the overweight and those who consumer to much fast food items such as McDonalds, Burger King, Burgerville, and
Jack in the Box and many more fast food chains? Are we to blame the restaurants, or the individuals who buy the unhealthy food? It raises the question that Shakespeare once wrote, “To be or Not to be” (fat) that is the question. On a percentage scale of one threw one hundred, companies are to be blamed forty percent, while the consumer is responsible for the remaining sixty percent. Living in America, and many other free countries in the world, consumers have a choice to eat where they would like, what …show more content…
In a well known documentary titled Super Size me, Morgan Spurlack binges on
McDonald’s food for thirty days, eating if for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. During the thirty days, his health deteriorates, he gains twenty four pounds and had mood swings and he started having depression, which seemed to be cured when he ate McDonalds.
After watching the movie I wondered and probably like many wondered who eats fast food three times a day, every day? As my mind wondered, I started realizing many people that I know eat fast food daily and I myself did eat fast food when I was younger when I was on the go working 2 jobs. Many people eat at fast food restaurants on a day to day routine for various reasons, such as convenience and price not wanting to
June 2, 2010
Who’s to Blame? Who is responsible for the poor health of the overweight and those who consumer to much fast food items such as McDonalds, Burger King, Burgerville, and
Jack in the Box and many more fast food chains? Are we to blame the restaurants, or the individuals who buy the unhealthy food? It raises the question that Shakespeare once wrote, “To be or Not to be” (fat) that is the question. On a percentage scale of one threw one hundred, companies are to be blamed forty percent, while the consumer is responsible for the remaining sixty percent. Living in America, and many other free countries in the world, consumers have a choice to eat where they would like, what …show more content…
In a well known documentary titled Super Size me, Morgan Spurlack binges on
McDonald’s food for thirty days, eating if for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. During the thirty days, his health deteriorates, he gains twenty four pounds and had mood swings and he started having depression, which seemed to be cured when he ate McDonalds.
After watching the movie I wondered and probably like many wondered who eats fast food three times a day, every day? As my mind wondered, I started realizing many people that I know eat fast food daily and I myself did eat fast food when I was younger when I was on the go working 2 jobs. Many people eat at fast food restaurants on a day to day routine for various reasons, such as convenience and price not wanting to