Some people have waited their entire lives for it, and Egg McMuffin lovers and McGriddle connoisseurs from coast to coast rejoiced when McDonald’s announced it would offer its delicious breakfast options from opening until closing beginning Oct. 6.

What could be better than a bacon, egg and cheese biscuit for dinner? Brilliant, right?

Not everyone thinks so.

Leave it to the liberal blue meanies at Vox.com to analyze McDonald’s decision and debate the “ramifications.”

McDonald’s all-day breakfast, explained — and debated http://t.co/19H8CuuBId pic.twitter.com/xQJuVNMIxX

— Vox (@voxdotcom) September 3, 2015

Vox proudly posted its Mickey-D musings on Twitter, and warned social media users that the restaurant chain’s decision to expand its menu options could stem from that “evil” thing called capitalism.

That’s right, one of the biggest, most successful enterprises ever launched on planet Earth may actually be thinking about making a buck on the deal.

Stop the presses!

Tweeters were out in force to “thank” Vox for its astounding conclusion, and like clockwork the mockery rolled:

@AceofSpadesHQ pic.twitter.com/hm5WDgu31R

— Politific Accuracy (@PolicyLord) September 3, 2015

Vox, answering the thorny questions. Such as: Why do businesses offer products to consumers? http://t.co/sWj2S8AT1U pic.twitter.com/jVE4iZDW2S

— Charles C. W. Cooke (@charlescwcooke) September 3, 2015

@charlescwcooke @jamestaranto Why do Vox readers enjoy being talked down to? I really don’t get it.

— Nathan Harden (@NathanHarden) September 3, 2015

The question is, do Vox readers know they’re being talked down to? The article’s message is a simple read-and-repeat, “Profit bad, breakfast sandwiches good. Breakfast sandwiches should be free!”

But there are still too many realists around to let Vox get away with it.

@charlescwcooke Breaking: This week’s sale at the grocery store was a plot to make money, NOT a magnanimous gesture of goodwill to shoppers!

— Josh (@GoBigOrange86) September 3, 2015

@charlescwcooke Once again, the proven business model of successfully profiting by supplying what consumers demand eludes @voxdotcom

— SlightStrider (@slightstrider) September 3, 2015

Now, now, now, let us all be fair to Vox. I’m pretty sure not a single person there knows what “profit” is – http://t.co/huJpBJFXvm

— alexandriabrown (@alexthechick) September 3, 2015

Economics. How do they work? https://t.co/9tOGaNRuH3

— Kemberlee Kaye (@KemberleeKaye) September 3, 2015

@KemberleeKaye @AceofSpadesHQ @charlescwcooke still not the stupidest part of the article (which is thinking round eggs are “unnatural”)

— tsrblke (@tsrblke) September 3, 2015

H/T: Twitchy.com