Chronic Fructose Exposure

[Crazed Rabbit]

You can't have a double standard of teaching them a healthy diet while simultaneously making readily and cheaply available junk food that goes against everything you just taught them. It makes no sense.

It's called freedom.

CR

[CountArach]

It's called freedom.

CR

So we should allow children who don't know any better to continue to eat foods that are doing them harm for a vague notion of what constitutes freedom? By the exact same argument we could do away with a legal drinking age.

[Crazed Rabbit]

So we should allow children who don't know any better to continue to eat foods that are doing them harm for a vague notion of what constitutes freedom? By the exact same argument we could do away with a legal drinking age.

Ah, it seems we might not be on the same page regarding the plan of action we're each talking about. The article mentions changing federal regulations and adding taxes. If public schools decide not to sell high-sugar food for lunch or in snack machines that's fine by me.

CR

[CountArach]

Ah, it seems we might not be on the same page regarding the plan of action we're each talking about. The article mentions changing federal regulations and adding taxes. If public schools decide not to sell high-sugar food for lunch or in snack machines that's fine by me.

CR

Alright I understand and that sounds more in line with what I thought you'd be saying. I disagree in regards to the taxation and federal regulation, but I don't think that is an immense shock to either of us.

[Sasaki Kojiro]

It's called freedom.

CR

Err, we're talking about public schools for children CR. Where they have to ask permission to go to the bathroom and get sent to detention if they don't.