Mcdonalds and every other profit making organisations are similar, they are just trying to make profit as their bottom line objective by providing a service to "customers". The word "customer" itself already implies that they are drawn to this service willingly, either by their own positive perception or simply because they love fast food prepared by Mcdonalds.I don't see a need in debating about Mcdonalds! Just because it is the largest food chain in the world doesn't mean that it has to be scrutinized and comment negatively. We all know that fast food is junk food and it is not good for our health, but why do we still visit such outlets?? There are other fast food chains that sells similar food as Mcdonalds, does that mean they morally better off than Mcdonalds? I doubt so.
We have to set our views and always think before we comment on something, Mcdonalds is a resource and human needs is a demand, what Mcdonalds kills is to meet the demands of it's customers, so why are we criticising on our own demand?? Let put it this way, if more people would prefer Burger King and slowly it monopolised the market, it will also kill the same amount of animals if not less to meet the ever increasing demands of "US", the consumers.
There are so many other food chains that indirectly contribute to the slaughter of millions of animals, it's just that they are too insignificant to be noticed. So why make Mcdonalds a victim???
What will we do if we are the owner of Mcdonald?? We will definitely keep up the good business and try to embrace more of our markets, more business in a food chain inevitably means more supplies of meat.
To conclude it all, Humans are the one who will never be satisfied and a specie that likes to complain about almost anything, especially when living standards are getting better. The flourish business of Mcdonalds is indirectly contributed by the consumers, be it they like it or not, they made it happened.
It's just burgers and fries,avoid it if you hate it, eat it if you crave for it!!! That's the philosophy of life.
Edward.
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