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I watched the clip - and he doesn't appear to be sneering at people working at McDonalds.
Even if he was however, that doesn't make him wrong on everything.
If he was sneering at people working at McDonalds, then although it would make him rather rude and unkind, it would make him relatively honest, because a hell of a lot of us humans do sneer and judge people by their fiscal situation and achievements ... or our perception of the lack thereof.
It's not nice, it's not kind, but it is something a hell of a lot of people do, including some members of this forum.
My personal opinion/interpretation of what he said/meant is not a sneer at McDonalds employees per say, but a sneer at the idea of trying to sell tax cuts to huge corporations using an example of a company who's staff have been historically one of the standard go to jokes to represent a lack of aspiration, achievement and most significantly an example of wasting an education studying particular subjects.
In simple terms, using a company that helped spawn the slang term McJob fairly or unfairly, as an example of an advantage from cutting corporate taxes is rather ill thought out - hence worth sneering at. |
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