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Your different perspective boils down to "it's ok to lie and mislead people with food labeling if its in a good cause". So you would like corporate interests t
by WhatIsDukkha 7y ago
Your different perspective boils down to "it's ok to lie and mislead people with food labeling if its in a good cause".
So you would like corporate interests to just say whatever they want about the contents just because you THINK it might be better for OTHER people to not know what they are eating?
- sametmax 7y agoI would put people mislead by the "nut milk" label in the same box as the people putting their dog in the micro-wave to dry it. We should not thrive to protect those people from their own stupidity. We are short in resources, I'd rather see those invested in schools to provide education to their children.
- WhatIsDukkha 7y agoSo if you look at my other comments maybe you'll see a theme. Nut milk can be made at home, so can peanut butter. This is highly processed fake food thats designed to trick you into thinking it "feels" like meat. A process that is not designed to make it actually healthier for you in all the processing. This is the English language so yes there is nuance in how we use it. It's important to me that we not start to label industrial food pastes as X when they are still just industrial food pastes. What's the "veggie" in "veggie burger"? It's not ground chickpeas anymore, don't conflate the two very different things.