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McLIBEL -- ILLUSTRATED SCREENPLAY & SCREENCAP GALLERY

DAY 28

[Richard Rampton, QC, lawyer for McDonald's] Do the plaintiffs aim, and I quote, "nearly all their advertising at children"?

[Ronald McDonald] Let's teach everyone the new McDonald's song.

[Eric Schlosser, Author of "Fast Food Nation"] It was realized pretty early on that people's eating habits are formed in childhood. And that if you've got people eating this food young, they would eat it for the rest of their lives.  The average American child sees 20,000 junk food ads per year on television.  And that is their nutritional education.  That is how children are being taught about food.  There is no aspect of children's conscious life that they haven't tried to infiltrate.  In the home through television, the schools through advertising in schools, from marketing in schools, movies, sports, you name it. 

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