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You’re literally arguing with someone advocating for consumers to be provided with enough information to be able to make decisions for themselves. They’re not s
by KerrAvon 3y ago
You’re literally arguing with someone advocating for consumers to be provided with enough information to be able to make decisions for themselves. They’re not saying they want the government to ban these practices, just to make them non-deceptive. Which is a role the government has performed successfully in the past: see the Pure Food and Drug Act.