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If we're basing this on anecdotal evidence, I've worked with entire departments who ate cake or ice-cream every day. That doesn't mean cake and cookies should
by justforyou 7y ago
If we're basing this on anecdotal evidence, I've worked with entire departments who ate cake or ice-cream every day.
That doesn't mean cake and cookies should be banned, nor should soda. It's nanny state nonsense, and one of the more steeply graded slippery slopes...
If you're really concerned for people's wellbeing, ensuring access to healthcare goes a lot further than denying people snacks..
- ameister14 7y agoReally? Entire departments that ate cake and ice cream every day of the year? Where was this and why?
- justforyou 7y agoIt was at one of the behemoths now owned by IB. As to why, clearly it was due to people wanting to eat pleasurable food.
- pas 7y agoPeople with riskier lives should simply pay more into healthcare insurance.
- UnFleshedOne 7y agoOne general way to achieve that is sin taxes (on sugar in this case).
- solipsism 7y agoPeople with riskier lives Glad you phrased it that way, because a lot of the people who want me to pay a tax for eating a cookie probably aren't imagining themselves paying a tax for going Whitewater rafting, or for driving their car multiple times a day.