That's kinda like saying Kellogg's can choose to be deceptive. There's no legal basis for "strawberry Pop-Tarts need more than 2% strawberry". The company is p

That's kinda like saying Kellogg's can choose to be deceptive. There's no legal basis for "strawberry Pop-Tarts need more than 2% strawberry". The company is permitted to use cancerous dyes and cheap ingredients, market the shit as wholegrain or whatever, etc. The more I think about this, the more uncanny how similar our politics is to Pop-Tarts. They've no value or benefit to anyone but shareholders; they're marketed as responsible and balanced despite literally causing cancer; there's a few different flavours but the flavour is a meaningless deception dyed either red or blue.