Burger Battle Rhetorical Analysis

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There is a huge food fight going across the united states and kids are in the middle. In the article "Burger Battles"," if eating a lot of fast food is bad for a person's health why are so many kids rushing off to McDonald's, Burger King, KFC, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, and Wendy's?". The devils in the details, and that would mean advertising. On average, 6-11 year old's saw 3.5 ads per day. All of these ads were directed at them. Even when a kid gets to the restaurant they will almost always buy the unhealthy option, despite the voluntary agreement from major fast food companies stating they would promote their healthier food options. And in the end it was all about the advertising. When fast food giant McDonald's advertises their
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