> US has some fault
That's par for the course, the world does love to blame us for their problems. Then they bitch when anyone suggests we've made some choices in the last 100 years that made their lives noticeably better (hello Marshall Plan!).
> have been exported
That's a convenient spin on "have been imported." Do you not make your own choices? If you don't want the crappy fast food, quit making your own copies of it!
Since it's kind of on point for this discussion, I just thought I'd mention one amusing thing I noticed in London -- you can buy higher calorie McDonalds food there. I could get a sasusage mcmuffin with two patties, which isn't a thing in the US. I almost wanted to do it just for the laughs, but frankly the UK version of McDonalds tastes even worse than the US version. I'm not sure exactly how that's possible.
Y'all should stop importing the shittiest excuses for 'American' food. A lot of us never eat at these places in spite of them being so prevalent. We have a lot of great restaurants, even some of the ones that qualify as fast food.
> If you don't want the crappy fast food, quit making your own copies of it!
“If alcohol is bad for you, quit drinking it!”
“If crack is bad for you, quit taking it!”
My point is that there is more to it than that. You make like it’s a choice governed by free will when we know that fatty and sweet foods are addictive and harder to resist.