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Americans are the ones who don't know what they don't, know not foreigners who are used to high food standards who come here and can instantly tell the difference. The proof is simple, go to any country that has a food culture, which is almost any other country, and see how good in terms of taste and quality even basic street food is anywhere else in the world, in Asia, Europe, North Africa, Middle East, South America etc.
Some people hate America so much, they’ll try to convince you that Pajeet and Squatemalan street food is superior to anything made by Americans in the USA.
It just goes to show how far people on Telegram are willing to libel Americans out of some infantile spite.
https://news.1rj.ru/str/AltSkull48/19465?comment=924450
It just goes to show how far people on Telegram are willing to libel Americans out of some infantile spite.
https://news.1rj.ru/str/AltSkull48/19465?comment=924450
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I just watched the movie “The Founder” about Ray Kroc, the man that made McDonald’s into a giant, international corporate fast food chain with a franchise business model — one of the first of its kind.
I decided to watch it just because McDonald’s is still such a major aspect of all the anti-American “Amerimutt” memes, despite McDonald’s rapidly declining popularity in American culture since the beginning of the 21st century.
Although the movie The Founder isn’t 100% accurate in the story of Ray Kroc and McDonald’s — the screenwriters obviously took some liberties to make the story more exciting for film — I still found the story convincingly accurate and compelling enough to give a realistic perspective of American culture and the McDonald’s phenomenon.
Both Ray Kroc and the McDonald brothers were Whites of recent White-immigrant backgrounds: they all had at least one immigrant parent from Europe. I’m not saying this to suggest that they are less American, but that the men behind McDonald’s had a strong European background, and therefore McDonald’s is as European as it is American.
To make a long story very short without spoiling the movie: Ray Kroc is a natural forward thinking, expansion driven businessman that gradually appropriated the McDonald’s restaurant brand and methodology, gradually taking it away from the McDonald brothers; the latter (the McDonald brothers) wanted to keep the restaurant brand as a more small, local chain. Unlike the McDonald brothers, Ray Kroc understood that certain corners had to be cut for the franchise to be profitable enough to thrive beyond a handful of franchisee operations. Ultimately Ray Kroc won because he made more money with his approach, thereby having more means to take over the entire brand.
After watching the movie, I found myself feeling more sympathetic toward Ray Kroc. He was just a product of capitalism, doing what was necessary to succeed while initially trying to keep the less-ambitious McDonald brothers on board. In the movie, Kroc ultimately screwed over the McDonald brothers, but I couldn’t help but feel it was their fault that Kroc turned on them.
The relevant take away regarding McDonald’s is that the “Ameribro” or “Amerimutt” memes are wrong to depict McDonald’s as exclusively a product of American culture — more accurately, McDonald’s is a product of post-industrial society and capitalism.
McDonald’s was just inevitable, and so are people like Ray Kroc, who are just doing their job in a cut throat economic system. In the movie, Ray Kroc isn’t the bad guy, he’s just a captain having to sail the rough capitalist sea of his time, who reluctantly has to get rid of the people that aren’t on board with sailing anyway.
I decided to watch it just because McDonald’s is still such a major aspect of all the anti-American “Amerimutt” memes, despite McDonald’s rapidly declining popularity in American culture since the beginning of the 21st century.
Although the movie The Founder isn’t 100% accurate in the story of Ray Kroc and McDonald’s — the screenwriters obviously took some liberties to make the story more exciting for film — I still found the story convincingly accurate and compelling enough to give a realistic perspective of American culture and the McDonald’s phenomenon.
Both Ray Kroc and the McDonald brothers were Whites of recent White-immigrant backgrounds: they all had at least one immigrant parent from Europe. I’m not saying this to suggest that they are less American, but that the men behind McDonald’s had a strong European background, and therefore McDonald’s is as European as it is American.
To make a long story very short without spoiling the movie: Ray Kroc is a natural forward thinking, expansion driven businessman that gradually appropriated the McDonald’s restaurant brand and methodology, gradually taking it away from the McDonald brothers; the latter (the McDonald brothers) wanted to keep the restaurant brand as a more small, local chain. Unlike the McDonald brothers, Ray Kroc understood that certain corners had to be cut for the franchise to be profitable enough to thrive beyond a handful of franchisee operations. Ultimately Ray Kroc won because he made more money with his approach, thereby having more means to take over the entire brand.
After watching the movie, I found myself feeling more sympathetic toward Ray Kroc. He was just a product of capitalism, doing what was necessary to succeed while initially trying to keep the less-ambitious McDonald brothers on board. In the movie, Kroc ultimately screwed over the McDonald brothers, but I couldn’t help but feel it was their fault that Kroc turned on them.
The relevant take away regarding McDonald’s is that the “Ameribro” or “Amerimutt” memes are wrong to depict McDonald’s as exclusively a product of American culture — more accurately, McDonald’s is a product of post-industrial society and capitalism.
McDonald’s was just inevitable, and so are people like Ray Kroc, who are just doing their job in a cut throat economic system. In the movie, Ray Kroc isn’t the bad guy, he’s just a captain having to sail the rough capitalist sea of his time, who reluctantly has to get rid of the people that aren’t on board with sailing anyway.
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I just watched the movie “The Founder” about Ray Kroc, the man that made McDonald’s into a giant, international corporate fast food chain with a franchise business model — one of the first of its kind. I decided to watch it just because McDonald’s is still…
There’s a fictional scene in the movie The Founder where a franchisee, Joan, suggests to Ray Kroc, the CEO and franchisor of McDonald’s, that he should replace the real ice cream ingredient in McDonald’s milkshakes with an instant milkshake powder. This is suggested to Ray Kroc to save money, because the large freezers used to store the ice cream for milkshakes made the McDonald’s stores unprofitable.
Although this whole scene is fictional, it still sheds light on why fast food companies serve food that is more premade, processed, pre-frozen and/or loaded with preservatives, and therefore less natural in quality.
The reason why fast food restaurants serve food that is lower in what we might call natural quality correlates with why they’re a successful business that can maintain many locations all over the world.
It’s not American culture that’s facilitating this, it’s just the nature of a large business: the need to maintain overhead and remain profitable.
https://youtu.be/n5uadToINEY?
Although this whole scene is fictional, it still sheds light on why fast food companies serve food that is more premade, processed, pre-frozen and/or loaded with preservatives, and therefore less natural in quality.
The reason why fast food restaurants serve food that is lower in what we might call natural quality correlates with why they’re a successful business that can maintain many locations all over the world.
It’s not American culture that’s facilitating this, it’s just the nature of a large business: the need to maintain overhead and remain profitable.
https://youtu.be/n5uadToINEY?
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The Founder Movie CLIP - Milkshake (2017) - Michael Keaton Movie
Starring: Michael Keaton and Patrick Wilson
The Founder Movie CLIP - Milkshake (2017) - Michael Keaton Movie
The story of Ray Kroc, a salesman who turned two brothers' fast food eatery, McDonald's, into one of the biggest restaurant businesses in the world.…
The Founder Movie CLIP - Milkshake (2017) - Michael Keaton Movie
The story of Ray Kroc, a salesman who turned two brothers' fast food eatery, McDonald's, into one of the biggest restaurant businesses in the world.…
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Just like with most fast food chains, the reason why popular American beer brands are inferior to European beer is because it’s made primarily for profit via mass consumption. Every aspect of the production is optimized for maximum profitability; quality is a secondary consideration: the beer has to be just good and cheap enough that people will buy a lot of it.
Obviously there is no shortage of excellent, artisanal American beers out there, but it’s usually from local, privately owned breweries that are more focused on the artisan aspect of their product rather than expansion and maximum profitability. And far fewer of these artisan beer breweries are able to engage in the mass exportation of their product to other countries.
This is the reason why many of the things made in the US are seen as inferior, because they are made primarily for profit, especially exported beer.
Obviously there is no shortage of excellent, artisanal American beers out there, but it’s usually from local, privately owned breweries that are more focused on the artisan aspect of their product rather than expansion and maximum profitability. And far fewer of these artisan beer breweries are able to engage in the mass exportation of their product to other countries.
This is the reason why many of the things made in the US are seen as inferior, because they are made primarily for profit, especially exported beer.
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The inferiority of American food products is not a mistake, it’s an intentional feature of the products being optimized for maximum profitability.
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Forwarded from Radical Dose
Dan Eriksson calls on Europe to seize the reins of history.
https://radicaldose.com/now-is-europe-s-chance-to-rise/
https://radicaldose.com/now-is-europe-s-chance-to-rise/
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Now is Europe's Chance to Rise - Radical Dose
Dan Eriksson calls for European renewal in a post-American world, advocating for sovereignty, unity, and a civilizational path beyond empire.
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Radical Dose
Dan Eriksson calls on Europe to seize the reins of history. https://radicaldose.com/now-is-europe-s-chance-to-rise/
👆This is a good post, it’s not anti-American at all. Dan accurately points out that the US Empire, under Trump, is abandoning its responsibilities as the hegemonic, world-policing, defender of the West.
No country on earth should put its security in the hands of another country anyway.
I’m looking forward to a future where America is a nation state again, rather than this US empire spilling its blood and treasure overseas.
No country on earth should put its security in the hands of another country anyway.
I’m looking forward to a future where America is a nation state again, rather than this US empire spilling its blood and treasure overseas.
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“Blacks are less fraudulent then whites”
Muhhh based dugin, this guy hates whites and Europeans with a passion, anyone supporting or shilling for him is an enemy of our people.
Muhhh based dugin, this guy hates whites and Europeans with a passion, anyone supporting or shilling for him is an enemy of our people.
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So many “dissident right” people wanted to see Kanye as their “based black guy” ally. That’s so over now: Kanye just told the world in no uncertain terms that he’s an incestuous homo.
https://news.1rj.ru/str/Revelations_and_Rabbit_Holes/18093
https://news.1rj.ru/str/Revelations_and_Rabbit_Holes/18093
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𝚁𝚎𝚟𝚎𝚕𝚊𝚝𝚒𝚘𝚗𝚜 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚁𝚊𝚋𝚋𝚒𝚝 𝙷𝚘𝚕𝚎𝚜
Kanye West admits to having a homosexual incestuous relationship with cousin in his youth
This song is called COUSINS about my cousin that’s locked in jail for life for killing a pregnant lady a few years after I told him we wouldn’t “look at dirty magazines…
This song is called COUSINS about my cousin that’s locked in jail for life for killing a pregnant lady a few years after I told him we wouldn’t “look at dirty magazines…
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HapaPerspective
So many “dissident right” people wanted to see Kanye as their “based black guy” ally. That’s so over now: Kanye just told the world in no uncertain terms that he’s an incestuous homo. https://news.1rj.ru/str/Revelations_and_Rabbit_Holes/18093
Of course, Fuentes is always on board with Kanye.
https://x.com/NickJFuentes/status/1914400859989139689
https://x.com/NickJFuentes/status/1914400859989139689
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This is the flag of the American nation. The 13 stars on the Betsy Ross traditionally represented the 13 colonies, but now I see it as representing America as an ethno-nation, and those that identify with that nation on a racial level — the people that celebrate and identify with Columbus Day, the war for independence, and the defence of the Alamo.
In contrast, the US flag today, with its 50 stars, is the flag of the global empire that exploits and suppresses the American nation, its founding stock.
This distinction is very important, if after all, we’re to be credibly pro-White and pro-nationalism. Still, I know some of you won’t see it this way, because some of you have a bone to pick with the US empire — you’ll throw the white baby out with the bathwater.
If American nationalism fails, the blood will be on our hands as much as on our enemies.
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In contrast, the US flag today, with its 50 stars, is the flag of the global empire that exploits and suppresses the American nation, its founding stock.
This distinction is very important, if after all, we’re to be credibly pro-White and pro-nationalism. Still, I know some of you won’t see it this way, because some of you have a bone to pick with the US empire — you’ll throw the white baby out with the bathwater.
If American nationalism fails, the blood will be on our hands as much as on our enemies.
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For all their faults, at least the Republican Party in the US vaguely pretends to represent Whites. It’s bullshit (I know) but at least you can understand how so many Americans are hoodwinked by their respective Conservative Party.
But this, in Canada, is just a masks off moment from Canada’s “Conservative” Party. It’s the pajeet party.
https://news.1rj.ru/str/rtmusicproduction1/6050
But this, in Canada, is just a masks off moment from Canada’s “Conservative” Party. It’s the pajeet party.
https://news.1rj.ru/str/rtmusicproduction1/6050
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R.T. Music
Neither political party recognizes us as a people, let alone one having any kind of ethnic interest or claim to this land.
If this is not our government and we are essentially a stateless people then the question is who's government is it? (I know, rhetorical...)…
If this is not our government and we are essentially a stateless people then the question is who's government is it? (I know, rhetorical...)…
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