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Good. This is no different than cigarette companies knowingly selling a cancerous product and misleading the public. How many more times do we have to be subje
by seventytwo 7y ago
Good. This is no different than cigarette companies knowingly selling a cancerous product and misleading the public.
How many more times do we have to be subjected to known harms and disinformation campaigns before we outlaw this kind of corporate behavior?
- whydoyoucare 7y agoSimilar argument can be made for fast-food, frozen and heavily processed food, and many other daily use items. By your yardstick, all of them spread misinformation and mislead the public since the harms of consuming fast-food or overly processed food are known. I then wonder, why this happens to be the case. Can't fathom, really.
- seventytwo 7y agoYou’ve already demonstrated your bad faith in this thread. I’m not going to engage with you or your strawmen again.
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