www.mcspotlight.orgThe first revolution the world eagerly followed the Americans into after World War II went largely unnoticed as a revolution. But perhaps even more than the Internet, fast food has allowed hundreds of millions of people to drastically alter their lifestyles. Now when we discuss the convenience of eating on the run, it's almost always negative. Check out the vitriol, much of it justified, at McSpotlight.org.
www.angelfire.com/on/izcrew/What.htmlOthers hate McDonald's so much they accuse it of committing genocide -- against cattle raised with little sunlight, no maneuverability and lots of drugs. Sounds like our hamburgers have been introduced to rave culture.
www.mcdonalds.comSince the Golden Arches is sue happy, maybe equal time is a good idea. Actually, the site is worthwhile in that it unintentionally offers a snippet of globalization through its McDonald's Around the World feature. But the tour is given alphabetically, and the alphabet inexplicably ends at Switzerland. So if you were planning to examine a neocolonialist operation in, say, Thailand, you're out of luck.