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> That way, the libertarians (and others) who want personal choice can choose to pay 10 or 20 cents extra for "real Coke" if their delicate taste buds can't abi
by JSeymourATL 12y ago
> That way, the libertarians (and others) who want personal choice can choose to pay 10 or 20 cents extra for "real Coke" if their delicate taste buds can't abide Coke Zero.
Libertarians have been arguing for the end of Sugar Industry subsidies ($2 billion annually) for years. See Cato Institute > http://www.cato.org/publications/commentary/why-congress-should-repeal-sugar-subsidy http://www.cato.org/publications/commentary/why-congress-sho...
Neither Democrats or GOP leadership have shown any political will to take on Big Sugar. So why does Kas Thomas make such an inept, asinine, gratuitous swipe at Libertarians?
- jgroszko 12y agoIs Coke Zero any better? I thought there was some research around how the artificial sweeteners trigger the same metabolic response without providing the actual calories, causing even more appetite...