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Like environmental issues, this is a corporate problem being presented as an individual problem. It’s not going to be fixed by every single individual person mo
by Philadelphia 2y ago
Like environmental issues, this is a corporate problem being presented as an individual problem. It’s not going to be fixed by every single individual person monitoring every single thing they eat. It’s going to be fixed by removing the incentives for companies to do antisocial things.
- mckn1ght 2y agoIt can be both. Nobody is holding a gun to anyone's head and forcing them to buy sugary cereal, highly processed white bread, peanut butter with sugar, jellies and jams and "maple" syrup that is all just basically corn syrup, sodas, kool aid, and on and on and on. If people won't vote with their wallet, what makes you think they'll vote for someone who'll instate the necessary regulations? Both of those decisions stem from the same requirement to be educated and conscientious on the matter of diet.
- consteval 2y agoPeople are holding a gun, the gun is human nature. If you could buy meth at your local supermarket we'd have a LOT more meth heads. The human mind and body is not built to address addictive substances on a societal scale. We require policy, as we have done with tobacco in the past.