McDonald's celebrates 25 years in Lincoln
Keith Parkins | 07.01.2008 11:43 | Globalisation | Health | World
An independent restaurant serving quality food, would be a cause for celebration.
McDonald's closing down would be a cause for celebration.
That McDonald's has been serving junk food for a quarter of a century is no cause for celebration, and it is a sad state of affairs the the Lincolnshire Echo should feel otherwise.
The kids eating in McDonald's will be lucky if they see past their 30th birthday, the parents who take their kids to McDonald's should be charged with child abuse.
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Keith Parkins, MP promotes junk food, Indymedia UK, 17 January 2007
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Keith Parkins, MP yet again pictured promoting McDonald's, Indymedia UK, 19 January 2007
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Keith Parkins, Why do we feed our kids junk food?, Indymedia UK, 12 February 2007
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Keith Parkins, Bad Food Britain, to be published
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Keith Parkins