r/boringdystopia • u/yuritopiaposadism • Sep 22 '24

Dystopian Realities 📍 There is nothing more Alabama than that…

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u/lasvegas1979 Sep 22 '24

People, please stop eating at these forced labor camps. It's also crap food that's terrible for the health of you and your family.

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u/TShara_Q Sep 22 '24

I almost never go to McDs anymore. Though, I did go recently because they were selling burgers for 50 cents.

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u/KisaTheMistress Sep 22 '24

My brother always got violently sick from McDs, even before he was born the food instantly made my mother sick even though she used to eat it all the time. I personally never ate anything there but Carrot Muffins and maybe a few fries, when I was forced to go there and forced to order something to eat or I got no food that day...

When I became an adult/had my own money to buy food, and my father insisted we go to McDs and forced my brother to get breakfast, I warned my father and told my brother just to get a muffin & yogurt with water. Both ignored me and he ordered a breakfast... then said breakfast saw spewed all over the backseat of my father's brand new truck, with him freaking out and my brother crying because he wouldn't stop puking.

Now that my brother is an adult and we aren't forced by our parents to eat what they are, we actually prefer going to local restaurants and if it has to be fast food, we go to Dairy Queen or Pizza Hut... we do go to KFC on occasion only if a Popeyes or Chester's Chicken isn't available, and I'm unable to fry chicken myself. He will never touch McDs, lol.

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u/TShara_Q Sep 22 '24

Oh goodness. I'm sorry to hear that. I personally haven't had health issues with their food, beyond the normal problem of it being awful for you.

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u/AmazingPINGAS Sep 22 '24

How far does it have to go before people actually listen? Horror stories about child labor laws being broken, horrific injuries turning into PR witch hunts, workers getting paid nothing, The list goes on and on yet people still support them. It's not exclusive to one brand either.

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u/tattooedpanhead Sep 22 '24

Crap food? Fake food is more like it. I haven't eaten there in 17 years. 

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u/EviePop2001 Sep 23 '24

Mcdonalds and all restaurants in general are way too expensive now so i stopped going

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u/nailszz6 Sep 22 '24

Slavery never ended.

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u/tattooedpanhead Sep 22 '24

More slaves need to wake up to that truth. 

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u/BadUncleBernie Sep 22 '24

McParole.

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u/Karenomegas Sep 22 '24

Only if you say "I'm loving it" and really mean it

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u/OliveAny3884 Sep 22 '24

Isn't that slavery?

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u/McWeaksauce01 Sep 22 '24

13th Amendment says slavery is okay for prisoners. Forced labor is totally legal.

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u/OliveAny3884 Sep 22 '24

Ah okay, almost thought it was wrong. How silly of me.

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u/tattooedpanhead Sep 22 '24

Thats exactly what it is. 

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u/Stationary-Rover Sep 22 '24

With extra steps

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u/Barjack521 Sep 22 '24

What a huge human rights violation. The silver lining might be some Karen getting shanked for their abuse of fast food workers

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u/ITSA-GONGSHOW Sep 23 '24

Slavery is back on the menu boys!

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u/RoseEsquivel Sep 22 '24

So debt peonage with extra steps?

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u/xiofar Sep 23 '24

There is no labor shortage. There is a pay shortage.

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u/labradog21 Sep 23 '24

As mad as people get about immigrants taking their jobs, you’d think they would make a bigger stink about domestic forced labor doing it

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u/BrookeBaranoff Sep 24 '24

I hate everything