O-Dub and co[/b] are just happy this law was passed
Rockadelic and co[/b] see this as an infringement on their right to eat transfats in restaurants. Big Brother is forcing them to have to eat hardened fat in such a way that a paid employee will not serve it to them
it's the end of the world as we know it
At the end of the day, do I really care? No--this is a beneficial law--won't lose sight of the long-term advantages. Nevertheless, I still think it is a major cop-out and will not change the larger underlying problems: 1) The government infringing on people's liberty (admitedly blowing trans fat out of proportion to make a larger point), 2) People not being responsible for their own well-being.
1) The government infringing on people's liberty (admitedly blowing trans fat out of proportion to make a larger point)
What the hell are you talking about???
I have not seen anything on the 'government' admitting they're exaggerating the effects of transfats nor do I have an inkling what this 'larger point' could possibly be.
You think it's only poor people that eat at these places. It's the same reason you see middle class and even rich fat people. For many many people, they don't want to take the time or effort into making a proper meal.
I don't think that at all. That was only an aspect. Calling people lazy has no productive use. It's just wrong in most cases. You're assuming everyone has fully functioning kitchens. Notice how many homeless people have wieght problems? Coincedence?
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At the end of the day, do I really care? No--this is a beneficial law--won't lose sight of the long-term advantages. Nevertheless, I still think it is a major cop-out and will not change the larger underlying problems: 1) The government infringing on people's liberty (admitedly blowing trans fat out of proportion to make a larger point), 2) People not being responsible for their own well-being.
What the hell are you talking about???
I have not seen anything on the 'government' admitting they're exaggerating the effects of transfats nor do I have an inkling what this 'larger point' could possibly be.
I don't think that at all. That was only an aspect. Calling people lazy has no productive use. It's just wrong in most cases. You're assuming everyone has fully functioning kitchens. Notice how many homeless people have wieght problems? Coincedence?