> Other countries have outlawed HFCS. There's no reason that our government shouldn't. Nothing in your post appears to justify a ban on HFCS. Are "it gets used

> Other countries have outlawed HFCS. There's no reason that our government shouldn't. Nothing in your post appears to justify a ban on HFCS. Are "it gets used in foods you wouldn't expect" and "other countries ban it" justification enough? I'm not trying to defend HFCS, but if you're going to call for something to be banned, you need to provide better reasoning.