WTF?! McDonalds are you for real?
 

http://www.365black.com/365black/index.jsp

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???

Like the unique African Baobab tree, which nourishes its community with its leaves and fruit, McDonald's has branched out to the African-American community nourishing it with valuable programs and opportunities.

Took that Black Angus thing and ran with it didn't they?

Didn't take long to find a spoof.

http://shaunwill.blogspot.com/2009/05/365-black.html

That's racist.

i see mostly mexicans working at mcdonalds. but most weed dealers are black

"bitch, you smell like a french fry!"
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I feel it's important to make sure that anyone that doesn't click on that link realizes that this is an actual quote from that website.

That is the most vapid, over the top, piece of targeted garbage I have ever seen. Wow.

That website has been around for a while. McDonalds loves black people ('s money).

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I'm a Democrat. A Liberal. A tree-hugging cruncy-granola hippie-lovin' save-the-animals recycling motherf**ker.

And even I must say...

WHAT THE F**K IS GOING ON IN THIS F**KING COUNTRY?!?

I would like to see a company--say, Wendy's or Burger King--start a "365 White" website, celebrating the white man.

If that happened, within 24 hours there would be countrywide race riots, burnings of all the restaurants, rampant looting, and an immediate political clamoring for the chain to be disbanded, all its executives fired, and their assets immediately distributed to minority groups and sensitivity-training organizations.

This is an example of why I'm rooting for the swine flu.

It's not racist. it's only racist if it's white....I hate double-standards. If there was a 365-white advertisement, there would be riots in compton.

Meh....what's the big deal? It's not as if they're beating white folks over the head with it. My guess is that all us white guys posting on this thread would never have known the program existed if the thread had never been posted.

McDonalds has a strong presence in inner cities. Lots of black franchise owners, employees and, of course, customers. Yeah, it's a little over the top, but it's smart business and certainly doesn't hurt anyone.