👉 McDonald’s Germany is already tailoring its advertisements to Muslim immigrants!
What is happening in Germany is more than absurd: McDonald’s and its advertising agency have reportedly decided that during Ramadan they will leave the French fry boxes empty on billboards during the daytime. Only after sunset do they “dare” to show the food, so as not to offend the immigrant population observing daytime fasting. 🍟🚫
This is the Western European reality: complete submission and the abandonment of common sense. We Hungarians were the first in Europe to stand up for Hungary remaining a Hungarian country. We do not want to give up our culture, our traditions, or our values.
And this will remain so as long as the country has a leader capable of saying no to pressure from Brussels. The government of Viktor Orbán is the only one that can continue to stop this madness in the future — whether it concerns migration quotas or external blackmail.
🟠 That is why in April, Fidesz is the safe choice!
A little McDonald’s news for today. I don’t know whether you’ve already come across the information that in Germany, McDonald’s and its advertising company have decided that during Ramadan — the Islamic fasting period — there will be no fries shown in the McDonald’s cone-shaped fry boxes on digital billboards during the daytime. These digital surfaces will only display food after sunset.
So yes, you understand correctly: we have reached the point where in Germany, because of immigration — which is clearly seen as creating this situation — it would allegedly outrage the immigrant population observing Ramadan fasting if McDonald’s were to show food in advertisements during the fasting hours.
It is complete nonsense.
Whenever we talk about how fortunate it is that Hungary has stayed out of the madness associated with immigration, always remember that in major Western European cities this has unfortunately already become reality. And if we want to prevent this madness from spreading to Hungary as well, we must stand by Viktor Orbán — a leader who has been able to say no to Brussels on migration, who continues to stand firmly by that position to this day, and who is also capable of saying no now, for example, to Ukrainian blackmail.
McDonald’s in Germany – Propaganda or Genuine Cultural Adaptation?
1️⃣ What is the concrete claim?
According to the text:
- The German McDonald’s leaves the fries box empty on billboards during Ramadan daytime
- Food is only displayed after sunset
- This is described as “submission” to Muslim immigrants
- And it is presented as proof of “Western European madness”
It is important to distinguish between:
✔ A marketing campaign
❌ A state mandate
❌ A legal prohibition
❌ Cultural surrender
McDonald’s is a private company that occasionally tailors marketing campaigns to specific target audiences.
🧠 Rhetorical–Propaganda Analysis (Technique – Goal – Effect)
1️⃣ Turning a Single Marketing Case into a Civilizational Crisis
Technique:
A specific advertising campaign is presented as evidence of the “collapse of the West.”
Goal:
To generate fear: “this is already reality there.”
Effect:
The reader no longer sees a creative campaign, but a cultural threat.
2️⃣ The “Submission” Frame
Technique:
A neutral marketing decision is reframed as subordination (“they don’t dare show the food”).
Goal:
To activate identity-defense instincts.
Effect:
Emotional reaction: “we will not bow down.”
3️⃣ Automatically Framing Immigration as the Problem
Technique:
The campaign is portrayed as a direct consequence of immigration.
Goal:
To reinforce a political anti-migration narrative.
Effect:
Every similar phenomenon becomes further “evidence” of immigration-related decline.
4️⃣ Political Closure
Technique:
The story concludes with a solution:
👉 only a specific political force can stop this.
Goal:
To convert cultural anxiety into a voting decision.
Effect:
A marketing story becomes an electoral argument.
📌 Reasonable Questions Worth Asking
- Was the company forced by anyone to do this?
- Was there a legal ban on showing food?
- Or was this simply targeted marketing?
- Have similar campaigns existed during Christian holidays as well?
Global companies frequently create:
- Ramadan campaigns
- Christmas campaigns
- Pride campaigns
- Campaigns tied to local sporting events
This is a business decision, not a regime change.
⚖️ Can McDonald’s Remain in Hungary?
Yes.
In Hungary, McDonald’s operates under a franchise system, and:
- Campaigns can be locally adapted
- The company operates on market principles
- There is no political “expulsion mechanism” based on marketing choices
An advertising campaign does not endanger its operation.
🎯 The Bigger Picture
The story is not about fries.
It is about framing:
👉 cultural adaptation = civilizational collapse
👉 the West = submission
👉 Hungary = resistance
👉 the solution = political loyalty
This is a classic identity-political framework.