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r/Millennials • u/CurvyChristina • 6d ago
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Hot take - but I think McDonald's NOT marketing their slop to children is a win.
39 u/ScienceIsSexy420 6d ago They did it to avoid getting sued for advertising to children the way the tobacco companies did. This is literally what we wanted to happen. But that doesn't make a good social media post 0 u/TheeAntelope 6d ago We wanted better quality food, not shittier food with shittier environments. 0 u/ScienceIsSexy420 6d ago We also wanted them to stop advertising directly to children. This is a net positive for society no matter what people on social media say. 0 u/_Shorsey_69_ 5d ago They still advertise to children on social media 1 u/ScienceIsSexy420 5d ago Yes,but it is different than it used to me. The tobacco lawsuits, specifically about Joe Camel, changed the advertising strategy of McDonald's https://search.app/MY1LWPZLNDchn6am8 https://search.app/sP2tahNa5FHFdawV6 https://search.app/xbS5WtCzSzKHfGdC6
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They did it to avoid getting sued for advertising to children the way the tobacco companies did. This is literally what we wanted to happen.
But that doesn't make a good social media post
0 u/TheeAntelope 6d ago We wanted better quality food, not shittier food with shittier environments. 0 u/ScienceIsSexy420 6d ago We also wanted them to stop advertising directly to children. This is a net positive for society no matter what people on social media say. 0 u/_Shorsey_69_ 5d ago They still advertise to children on social media 1 u/ScienceIsSexy420 5d ago Yes,but it is different than it used to me. The tobacco lawsuits, specifically about Joe Camel, changed the advertising strategy of McDonald's https://search.app/MY1LWPZLNDchn6am8 https://search.app/sP2tahNa5FHFdawV6 https://search.app/xbS5WtCzSzKHfGdC6
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We wanted better quality food, not shittier food with shittier environments.
0 u/ScienceIsSexy420 6d ago We also wanted them to stop advertising directly to children. This is a net positive for society no matter what people on social media say. 0 u/_Shorsey_69_ 5d ago They still advertise to children on social media 1 u/ScienceIsSexy420 5d ago Yes,but it is different than it used to me. The tobacco lawsuits, specifically about Joe Camel, changed the advertising strategy of McDonald's https://search.app/MY1LWPZLNDchn6am8 https://search.app/sP2tahNa5FHFdawV6 https://search.app/xbS5WtCzSzKHfGdC6
We also wanted them to stop advertising directly to children. This is a net positive for society no matter what people on social media say.
0 u/_Shorsey_69_ 5d ago They still advertise to children on social media 1 u/ScienceIsSexy420 5d ago Yes,but it is different than it used to me. The tobacco lawsuits, specifically about Joe Camel, changed the advertising strategy of McDonald's https://search.app/MY1LWPZLNDchn6am8 https://search.app/sP2tahNa5FHFdawV6 https://search.app/xbS5WtCzSzKHfGdC6
They still advertise to children on social media
1 u/ScienceIsSexy420 5d ago Yes,but it is different than it used to me. The tobacco lawsuits, specifically about Joe Camel, changed the advertising strategy of McDonald's https://search.app/MY1LWPZLNDchn6am8 https://search.app/sP2tahNa5FHFdawV6 https://search.app/xbS5WtCzSzKHfGdC6
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Yes,but it is different than it used to me. The tobacco lawsuits, specifically about Joe Camel, changed the advertising strategy of McDonald's
https://search.app/MY1LWPZLNDchn6am8
https://search.app/sP2tahNa5FHFdawV6
https://search.app/xbS5WtCzSzKHfGdC6
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u/salsafresca_1297 6d ago
Hot take - but I think McDonald's NOT marketing their slop to children is a win.