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Topic	39.8% of American adults are obese
Kazi1212 06/22/18 4:05:50 PM #45:	KamenRiderBlade posted... Kazi1212 posted... Why should I have to forgo eating the junk food I want just because other people dont have the willpower to do so in moderation? Take one for the team. You'd still have all your favorite foods, just healthier variants of the same thing. Your burger, will now have Whole Wheat Buns. Your Fried Rice, will have Brown Rice instead of White Rice. Your Pizza will have Whole Wheat dough instead of the usual variant. Etc. For one, I despise whole wheat and white rice. I dont see a reason to take one for the team for something that can be solved by fostering a culture with better eating habits without the need to outright mandate a government sanctioned ban on certain foods like some authoritative state. Think of it this say, if you think the government has to step in and coddle people for something so basicas having better eating habits, then thats not exactly a population that can make rational decisions on a whole host of other important life choices either. --- I don't know my gimmick "Does that sound reasonable to you?" <cite>Kazi1212 posted [p:903772923] in 39.8% of A... [t:76739847]...</cite> <quote><cite>KamenRiderBlade posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Kazi1212 posted...</cite> <quote>Why should I have to forgo eating the junk food I want just because other people dont have the willpower to do so in moderation?</quote>Take one for the team. You'd still have all your favorite foods, just healthier variants of the same thing. Your burger, will now have Whole Wheat Buns. Your Fried Rice, will have Brown Rice instead of White Rice. Your Pizza will have Whole Wheat dough instead of the usual variant. Etc.</quote> For one, I despise whole wheat and white rice. I dont see a reason to take one for the team for something that can be solved by fostering a culture with better eating habits without the need to outright mandate a government sanctioned ban on certain foods like some authoritative state. Think of it this say, if you think the government has to step in and coddle people for something so basicas having better eating habits, then thats not exactly a population that can make rational decisions on a whole host of other important life choices either. --- I don't know my gimmick "Does that sound reasonable to you?"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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