Mcdonalds' Happy Meals Toys are only a marketing tool to exploit kids' immature brains

On May 16, 2012 By thesuccessmanual Topic: Health, Misleading ad

Modern advertising makes sure the devil gets inside your house in a shiny packaging. Take Mcdonalds' happy Meals Toys, for example. Here's what a mother in Caifornia, Monet Parham, who is suing Mcdonalds over the toys issue, aided by The Center for Science in the Public Interest, says,

      “What kids see as a fun toy, I now realize is a sophisticated, high-tech marketing scheme that's designed to put McDonald's between me and my daughters. For the sake of other parents and their children, I want McDonald's to stop interfering with my family,”

 

      “McDonald’s is engaged in highly sophisticated scheme to use the bait of toys to exploit children's developmental immaturity and subvert parental authority. McDonald's advertising of Happy Meals with toys is deceptive and unfair to children, unfair to parents, and in violation of California law."


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