Sugar should be regulated like alcohol, tobacco, commentary says (legal, attorney, Simpson)
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And, I hope all those who either supported the smoke-Nazi's, or remained quiet while they ran down smokers, get the full effect of the new world they've helped create.
And, I hope all those who either supported the smoke-Nazi's, or remained quiet while they ran down smokers, get the full effect of the new world they've helped create.
Very well put.
Eventually they will tax/regulate something in your life and you'll be upset.
But we let them set the precedent with the cigarette tax because, you know, smoking is not healthy.
It'll be the BATFES... ah to heck with it, let's just make it the Bureau of Everything That Isn't Celery
Celery is what the porn stars eat to ensure their functioning. Google around and you'll see. It too will have to be licensed and registered. You don't want people running around willy nilly eating as much celery as they want.
So the commentary calls for regulation of sugar in soda and preprocessed food.
Well since it's all HFCS that means they want to regulate corn ?
HA..that's the last industry that will allow itself to be regulated.
That's what they said about tobacco companies too. They spent too much on politicians, had too much influence, too much money to ever submit.
But, guess what? The smoke-Nazi's finally litigated them to death.
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