re: Whole Foods: The Temple of Psuedoscience

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Chemicals on my food are bad, end of story.

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what the frick is a chemical?

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what the frick is a chemical?

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water is bad for your food!

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Sounds about right.

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You sound like a real dumbass too.

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we only have to let like 2-4B humans die

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Yea no need to even try to develop new and more efficient ways to produce food. If it didn't come straight from my garden then it's poison.

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quote: I heard walmart owns farms now where they let the fracking industry dump their leftover water to help with the irrigation.

In the middle of the Brazilian rainforest.

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While beheading rare lemurs

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The problem isn't companies like WF, its closed minded individuals.

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Whole Foods is a bourgeoisie concept. It's a reaction to a bad food system and plays within those bounds causing overpriced goods. WF is not the problem at all, it's just they're not really the solution, and if you're not the solution you're a part of the problem.

I like my once a month trip to whole foods and I think in many cities they provide a superior product than most stores.

I have only had one problem in one of their stores. Some guy that I could only guess to be sleepy tiger decided he was going to take out his small dick and small brain frustration out on the guy working the seafood counter.

The arse licker started by asking the guy where they getting a certain type of fish. He apparently didn't care what the answer was going to be because he started into his speech about them lying about their fish and selling produce that had been sprayed with those dirty chemicals and shite.
I thought for brief moment about screaming at the guy to get a life and get the frick out if he had nothing better to do than to argue with the damn guy trying to make a living selling seafood.

Mike da tigah is gonna go in dry on you sfp

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Whole Foods is a bourgeoisie concept. It's a reaction to a bad food system and plays within those bounds causing overpriced goods. WF is not the problem at all, it's just they're not really the solution, and if you're not the solution you're apart of the problem.

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Is is really a problem though? Maybe I'm blind to all the outrage, but I just dont see where there's a problem just competing lifestyles.

In Baton Rouge, the difference in quality of products is pretty clear. WF has a great selection of meats (not as much seafood) and at a decent price. Sometimes you cant get what you're looking for fresh not frozen in lets say Albertsons.