Just in case you weren’t sure,  McDonald’s wants everyone to know that people with darker skin are most definitely different than people with lighter.  Check out 365Black.com.  What’s next, 365Black Restaurants and 356Black Bathrooms?  I can’t even believe this stuff exists.  I thought M.L.K. squared this away.  It looks like it’s starting all over again.

The Video below is hilarious and really well done.  The website we have issues with.

Quote from the McDonald’s:

“Like the African Baobab Tree, which nourishes the community with it’s leaves and fruit, McDonald’s has branched out to the African-American community nourishing it with valuable programs and opportunities.”

Can someone please tell me what a Baobab tree has to do with culture and life in the United States?

And how many people of African decent have ever eaten Baobab fruit or even know what the hell a Baobab Tree is?  I feel bad for the actual Africans being nourished be this tree if it’s fruit is compared to McDonald’s food.  Does the Baobab Tree clog arteries and rob the body of essential vitamins and nutrients too?

Not to mention, the girl in the in the video is easily less than 50% recent African decent anyway.  The whole concept is retarded.

Doodiepants.com sent this to their 365Black.com’s feedback section:

“So this is a website made for people with more melanin in their skin?  I guess I don’t understand.  Will you be opening “365Black” McDonald’s locations that only people with darker colored skin can eat at?  Or are you just sticking with the website?

You know how we look back at the 1950′s and 1960′s race relations and say, “I can’t believe that people thought like that”?

Well, 40 years down the road……this site will be one of those idiotic things.”

Thanks McDonald’s get a one Brown Star for putting up garbage Websites.

For putting up garbage websites

McDonald's is doing its part in racial relations idiocy

Anyone have a comment this subject?  Are we way off base?   Please let us know below.  We’ll be happy to discuss it in an intelligent fashion.


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