McDonald's CEO Is the Latest In a Long Line of Rich People Selling TRASH To Poor People Since 1898
March 9, 2026
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as posted by the channelWhen McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski posted a video trying the new Big Arch burger, it sat unnoticed for weeks. Then an Irish comedian named Garron Noone exposed what we all saw: a stiff, uncomfortable executive calling food a "product," nibbling less than 3% of the burger, and waving the rest around like a prop.
It went viral. Millions of views. And one question: Does he even eat this stuff?
In this livestream, we're connecting that video to something much darker.
1898. Philip Danforth Armour. The "Embalmed Beef Scandal." While U.S. soldiers died from chemically treated meat shipped by wealthy tycoons, the men who sold it never touched a bite. They got richer. The working class paid the price.
Then and now: rich people selling trash to poor people.
The "product" they won't eat
A century of the same scam
If you're tired of watching corporate executives gaslight you into paying $18 for a meal they'd never touch themselves… this one's for you.
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