>Food regulations are for health. Some of them maybe, but like with almost all regulations today they have been expanded far far far beyond what is needed jus

>Food regulations are for health. Some of them maybe, but like with almost all regulations today they have been expanded far far far beyond what is needed just for public safety. I will need to see if I can find the story again, but I remember a video outlining how the government health inspectors shut down a cheese making outfit because it did not comply with health codes due to the process, and when they switch to the "approved" method the cheese ended up being harmful to eat where it was not under the original process that was not allowed by government. Further the regulations on feeding homeless are just a method to shut down charity because the city does not want homeless people in their town, these charities keep them around so if they shut down the charities feeding them the city believes the homeless will move on... (or die they don't really care as long as they do not have to see them)