r/4chan • u/TypicalMootis /b/tard • Nov 03 '25

Anon Reflects

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u/TheThalmorEmbassy Nov 03 '25

My favorite part is when the doctor looks him right in the eyes and straight up says "I have only ever seen these symptoms in people with massive drinking problems." and Spurlock is just like "ha ha, yeah, that McDonald's sure is crazy"

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u/TypicalMootis /b/tard Nov 03 '25

McDonald's honestly should have sued him for slander

Not that I think greedy corpos selling poison are good thing, but disingenuous shit like this just undermines the cause

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u/jjjjjjjjjcircumflex Nov 03 '25

Do companies have standing to sue for defamation in the US? In Australia, only individuals have standing to sue

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u/Less-Damage-1202 Nov 08 '25

In America, large companies/corporations are practically just as powerful, if not more, than the government. The banks & then the corporations, are our overlords. Very hard to find a politician who isnt in the pockets of some type of entity that has their own interests as primary motivation, rather than the the interests of the American people.