It's ok to be accountable for what you eat when you do have choices. America has a food regulation problems that drive a variety of obesity-related problems. A

It's ok to be accountable for what you eat when you do have choices. America has a food regulation problems that drive a variety of obesity-related problems. America also has a laziness problem that is almost mandated by suburban sprawl and automobile-oriented urban centers. Most Americans have severely limited food choices. But even those who don't are subject to marketing and sugar-addiction that leads to bad food choices even when better choices are at hand. Still, it's ok to hold accountable a person for buying and drinking two 20-ounce sugar-coffees for breakfast and then heading to the local strip mall to eat dinner at the restaurant that only serves 2000mg sodium meals--the affordability of vegetables was not the problem.