What do you mean - McDonalds is piss poor quality fast food. It's ok at best but nowhere near close home cooked meal. Even 20min cooking w/o a microwave oven should produce decent results.
It's really not. McDonald's fries are generally held as one of the better french fries available anywhere among food critics. Sure, the burgers are basic and lack expensive elements, but they are a consistent quality and flavor and handily beat what most people can cook these days (especially in a microwave).
I can cook a better breakfast sandwich in a frying pan, but there's simply no chance I could do it in a microwave. And I'm a really good breakfast sandwich cook - I would prefer McDonald's to most of my friends' cooking.
I can cook a better hamburger for sure, but I'll spend a lot more money doing so. And it won't be cooked in a microwave.
When I think of "piss poor quality" I think of improperly prepared food: under/over cooked, stale or spoiled ingredients, etc. McDonald's isn't fancy, but it's certainly consistent. I don't think you can call it bad by any means.
Have you seen the McDonalds chickens and cows? They are estrogen-riddled monstrosities. The chickens can barley stand up because of how giant their breasts are.
Sure. I make similar goops at home when I cook. Have you ever made sausage? Haggis? Blood pudding? There's nothing abnormal about this. Your reaction suggests unfamiliarity and makes me wonder if you know how to cook at all?
"Have you seen the McDonalds chickens and cows? They are estrogen-riddled monstrosities. The chickens can barley stand up because of how giant their breasts are. "
They're the same suppliers that stock food in my local supermarket.
I think you're a bit confused about why chicken breasts are bigger. Their larger breasts are a result of breeding, not increased estrogen. Increased estrogen doesn't increase muscle development (wrong hormone). Chickens are not mammals and chicken breasts are not mammaries.
None of this has any bearing on the quality of the food.
Fries - no idea, I can have them but why I'd want fries home is another story; the frozen potatoes in the oven are pretty decent and no extra oil, so that's okay; again not especially enticing. If you have grown an acquired taste for McDonalds fries, so be it. At least where I live I know no one who'd say they wish to go to McDonalds for the fries.
It's pretty hard to get chocolate or cookies wrong but certainly possible. McDonalds doesn't get it wrong though, they have a fun selection of savoury concoctions that taste good.
It should be considered as a treat, like chocolate.