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A soda ban isn't helping the "fight" against obesity. It was never designed to help fight obesity. Soda doesn't make anyone fat.
What? C'mon dude stop it
It was a STEP and a step only in the direction of the kind of control men like Michael Bloomberg intend to exert.
To fight obesity it would take more than a soda ban. There's ice cream, cake, pie, cookies, doughnuts, candy. Ban those and there is still bread, butter, (the Danish tried to ban butter. It didn't work) crackers, pasta, beer, milk, rice, potatoes, cereal, cheese. Even if the sale of all food that could make somone fat was banned, it doesn't prevent people from consuming such banned foods if they can get it.
Ah the ol all or nothing technique...The brakes are bad dont bother fixing them because there is still the radiator, tranny, exhaust and windshield wipers. You are pretending that Americans eat as much of any of that other stuff the same as they consume soda. They dont...Pointing out cheesecake will still be available would be valid if there were cheesecake vending machines in every school, office etc.
Drinking too much soda is such a miniscule part of the obesity problem that it could only be considered a very weak but essential first effort.
So first sentence it doesnt make anyone fat...3rd paragraph it does, its just small because...I think its small