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Yeah, let's root for Burger King as they roll out products that will slowly kill Americans, and put down a First Lady that is for healthy, nutritious food. That's really smart. About par for the course around here...
So if the government can ban certain kinds of food what can't they ban? Where does it end?
So if the government can ban certain kinds of food what can't they ban? Where does it end?
So if an industry can churn out any combinaton of slop and dress it up with equally gross condiments, what can't they put on the market? Where does it end? Soylent Green?
My doctor, who is a professional that I am paying to see of my own free will in order to get his opinion, tells me I'm 100% healthy and keep up the good work. What do I tell him? I can sum it up in one word: Thanks
So if an industry can churn out any combinaton of slop and dress it up with equally gross condiments, what can't they put on the market? Where does it end? Soylent Green?
It ends when people decide not to buy the product of their own free will.
I totally agree with your post with one exception...I don't think I would even call the sludge "food".
Bacon and ice cream? In which universe is that even appealing? Burger King Corp. realizes that any combination they offer will appeal to a really dumbed down customer with a totally unevolved palate.
You never know. Michael Symon made bacon ice cream on Iron Chef America and the judges loved it. If that's where BK got the idea from then maybe later we'll be seeing cod ice cream and trout ice cream. Both were made by one of the original Japanese Iron Chefs, Sakai
You don't get it Rick.....SHE'LL eat them......she'll just tell YOU not to.
Socialism is for the people, not the socialists.
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