Crap.

I thought they were traveling the world looking for virgins and had
hoped they would be hiring.

Crap.

On Dec 5, 9:14 am, Philobealo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Burger King has launched a "Whopper Virgins" campaign, which involves
> traveling to remote parts of the world like Greenland and rural
> Romania and presenting people with free Whoppers and Big Macs to see
> which they like better. Moonbats are incensed at such capitalist
> exploitation:
>
> "It's outrageous," Sharon Akabas of the Institute of Human Nutrition
> at Columbia University, told the New York Daily News. "What's next?
> Are we going to start taking guns out to some of these remote places
> and ask them which one they like better?"
> Marilyn Borchardt, development director for Food First, called the
> campaign insensitive.
> "The ad's not even acknowledging that there's even hunger in any of
> these places," she told the Daily News.
> The campaign has also stirred up a welter of online commentary. Brian
> Morrissey, writing on Adfreak.com, likens the campaign to colonialism
> and declares it "embarrassing and emblematic of how ignorant Americans
> still seem to the rest of the world."
> "It doesn't get much more offensive than this," noted The Inquisitor
> blog. "If visiting poor people in remote locations, some who would be
> at best surviving on below poverty levels and throwing a burger in
> their faces isn't bad enough, it gets better, because they also ask
> the Whopper Virgins to compare the taste of the Whopper to a McDonalds
> Big Mac as well.
> "It's hard to place exactly where this begins on the level of
> wrongness."
> Even moonbats have one redeeming quality. Their capacity for
> completely inappropriate sanctimonious indignation is a bottomless
> barrel of laughs.
>
> http://www.moonbattery.com/
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