Nanny/Police State: NYC Ban On Large Sugared Drinks...

[Harry Dresden]

What fucking moron thinks that banning soda in anything larger than a 16 oz container will cure obesity?

Hell if these fucktards were really serious they'd make kids do an hour of calisthenics every day at school. At least that would actually make a difference.

there it is.....that would make a difference......

 

[Harry Dresden]

How can a person be a liberal but yet enforce their way of thinking on others?

exactly in that regard they are as *dictatorial * as the republicans

I thought Liberals had a live let live attitude? what happened?

they do until it effects them personally....the really liberal ones anyway....

 

[Harry Dresden]

How can a person be a liberal but yet enforce their way of thinking on others?

So forcing one's way of thinking on others is a characteristic more likely to be that of a conservative?

both sides are guilty of this.....especially the more left and right they are....

 

[Harry Dresden]

So forcing one's way of thinking on others is a characteristic more likely to be that of a conservative?

Conservatives tend to let people exercise thier liberty and DEAL with the consequences. But you knew that, didn't you?

No they don't. Stop lying.

Conservatives want law and order. That requires limiting liberty.

Conservatives want to amend the constitution to ban same sex marriage AND abortion. Where's the liberty in that?

Conservatives want to spend billions of dollars telling other countries how they should act. Where's the liberty in that?

Conservatives want law and order

Liberals dont?.....

 

[Harry Dresden]

What fucking moron thinks that banning soda in anything larger than a 16 oz container will cure obesity?

Hell if these fucktards were really serious they'd make kids do an hour of calisthenics every day at school. At least that would actually make a difference.

It just means there will be TWO 12 oz. cups in a landfill rather than ONE 16 oz. cup.

I doubt it. But it certainly points to the ignorance of conservative tendency to want to control bad behavior.

are you serious?....come to California if you want to see the Liberal in action trying to control "bad behavior"....right now the latest "bad behavior" is plastic bag use....

 

[paulitician]

It just means there will be TWO 12 oz. cups in a landfill rather than ONE 16 oz. cup.

I doubt it. But it certainly points to the ignorance of conservative tendency to want to control bad behavior.

are you serious?....come to California if you want to see the Liberal in action trying to control "bad behavior"....right now the latest "bad behavior" is plastic bag use....

It's all for the childen, don't ya know. Totalitarian scoundrels always resort to claiming it's all for the children. They're very devious & pathetic that way.

 

[Harry Dresden]

In Singapore it was determined that chewing gum was bad for teeth so they made chewing gum illegal to reduce the burden on dental care.

Who would have thought that Demolition Man would be a vision of the future.

thats not why.....they were tired of people spitting it out on sidewalks and depositing it everywhere but the trash can....geezus do some research...

The notably clean and well-kept public spaces in the country of Singapore are likely to make quite an impression on visitors. The same can be said for the items in Singapore law that enforce and ensure the **** and span public spaces. One such law is the well-publicized ban on chewing gum, which was implemented in Singapore in 1992.

The ban on chewing gum in Singapore was implemented by the new Prime Minister, Goh Chok Tong, in January of 1992. Previously, the issue of banning chewing gum in Singapore had been a point of discussion among other important leaders of the country. In particular, Lee Kuan Yew, considered the country’s founding father, had vocalized his concerns about the fouling effects that chewing gum in Singapore seemed to be having on the streets, buildings, buses, subways, and other public spaces.

Chewing gum was being left of on sidewalks, and other public areas, rather than being properly disposed of in designated garbage receptacles. This was costing the government large amounts of money to remove and clean, as well as causing damage to the cleaning equipment itself, which then cost more money to replace. Vandals were reportedly leaving used chewing gum in keyholes, on elevator buttons, and in mail boxes, causing a number of challenges in maintaining the order and cleanliness in Singapore

 

[paulitician]

In Singapore it was determined that chewing gum was bad for teeth so they made chewing gum illegal to reduce the burden on dental care.

Who would have thought that Demolition Man would be a vision of the future.

thats not why.....they were tired of people spitting it out on sidewalks and depositing it everywhere but the trash can....geezus do some research...

The notably clean and well-kept public spaces in the country of Singapore are likely to make quite an impression on visitors. The same can be said for the items in Singapore law that enforce and ensure the **** and span public spaces. One such law is the well-publicized ban on chewing gum, which was implemented in Singapore in 1992.

The ban on chewing gum in Singapore was implemented by the new Prime Minister, Goh Chok Tong, in January of 1992. Previously, the issue of banning chewing gum in Singapore had been a point of discussion among other important leaders of the country. In particular, Lee Kuan Yew, considered the country’s founding father, had vocalized his concerns about the fouling effects that chewing gum in Singapore seemed to be having on the streets, buildings, buses, subways, and other public spaces.

Chewing gum was being left of on sidewalks, and other public areas, rather than being properly disposed of in designated garbage receptacles. This was costing the government large amounts of money to remove and clean, as well as causing damage to the cleaning equipment itself, which then cost more money to replace. Vandals were reportedly leaving used chewing gum in keyholes, on elevator buttons, and in mail boxes, causing a number of challenges in maintaining the order and cleanliness in Singapore

If only we could be like Singapore. Problems solved.

 

[Care4all]

It just means there will be TWO 12 oz. cups in a landfill rather than ONE 16 oz. cup.

I doubt it. But it certainly points to the ignorance of conservative tendency to want to control bad behavior.

are you serious?....come to California if you want to see the Liberal in action trying to control "bad behavior"....right now the latest "bad behavior" is plastic bag use....

I remember when Paper or Plastic began at the grocer....and we were made to feel evil if we said "Paper" because paper meant we were killing all the trees in the rain forest....so Plastic was the "good" thing to use....

so now plastic is the evil one? hahahahaha, oh geez!

 

[paulitician]

I doubt it. But it certainly points to the ignorance of conservative tendency to want to control bad behavior.

are you serious?....come to California if you want to see the Liberal in action trying to control "bad behavior"....right now the latest "bad behavior" is plastic bag use....

I remember when Paper or Plastic began at the grocer....and we were made to feel evil if we said "Paper" because paper meant we were killing all the trees in the rain forest....so Plastic was the "good" thing to use....

so now plastic is the evil one? hahahahaha, oh geez!

Excellent observation. The Socialist/Progressive nutters really have destroyed California.

 

[Intense]

In Singapore it was determined that chewing gum was bad for teeth so they made chewing gum illegal to reduce the burden on dental care.

Who would have thought that Demolition Man would be a vision of the future.

thats not why.....they were tired of people spitting it out on sidewalks and depositing it everywhere but the trash can....geezus do some research...

The notably clean and well-kept public spaces in the country of Singapore are likely to make quite an impression on visitors. The same can be said for the items in Singapore law that enforce and ensure the **** and span public spaces. One such law is the well-publicized ban on chewing gum, which was implemented in Singapore in 1992.

The ban on chewing gum in Singapore was implemented by the new Prime Minister, Goh Chok Tong, in January of 1992. Previously, the issue of banning chewing gum in Singapore had been a point of discussion among other important leaders of the country. In particular, Lee Kuan Yew, considered the country’s founding father, had vocalized his concerns about the fouling effects that chewing gum in Singapore seemed to be having on the streets, buildings, buses, subways, and other public spaces.

Chewing gum was being left of on sidewalks, and other public areas, rather than being properly disposed of in designated garbage receptacles. This was costing the government large amounts of money to remove and clean, as well as causing damage to the cleaning equipment itself, which then cost more money to replace. Vandals were reportedly leaving used chewing gum in keyholes, on elevator buttons, and in mail boxes, causing a number of challenges in maintaining the order and cleanliness in Singapore

....geezus
What is the Penalty for Chewing Gum in Singapore?

 

[Intense]

I doubt it. But it certainly points to the ignorance of conservative tendency to want to control bad behavior.

are you serious?....come to California if you want to see the Liberal in action trying to control "bad behavior"....right now the latest "bad behavior" is plastic bag use....

I remember when Paper or Plastic began at the grocer....and we were made to feel evil if we said "Paper" because paper meant we were killing all the trees in the rain forest....so Plastic was the "good" thing to use....

so now plastic is the evil one? hahahahaha, oh geez!

Twice now, recently, I have seen Customers ask for paper bags, one was an off duty Employee. I'm still trying to build up the nerve. We like to use paper bags to better ripen fruit.

 

[Harry Dresden]

I doubt it. But it certainly points to the ignorance of conservative tendency to want to control bad behavior.

are you serious?....come to California if you want to see the Liberal in action trying to control "bad behavior"....right now the latest "bad behavior" is plastic bag use....

I remember when Paper or Plastic began at the grocer....and we were made to feel evil if we said "Paper" because paper meant we were killing all the trees in the rain forest....so Plastic was the "good" thing to use....

so now plastic is the evil one? hahahahaha, oh geez!

and the thing that pisses me off is they have bio-degradable plastic bags that look just like the ones they use now,same size,same tensile strength......but they were rejected for these canvas pieces of shit.....gee i wonder why?.....

 

[Dick Tuck]

Why should someone who uses a piece of shit canvas bag, subsidize someone who's too lazy to? Why should they have to pay the additional landfill costs?

 

[Harry Dresden]

Why should someone who uses a piece of shit canvas bag, subsidize someone who's too lazy to? Why should they have to pay the additional landfill costs?

hey DICK.....these plastic ones are VERY Bio-Degradable.....the Canvas ones are like the Paper ones the Handle breaks and you need to buy another....why should i help someone make money,which is what they are doing, when what they are telling me is a bunch of bullshit?....there is no landfill problem with the new ones....

 

[sparky]

Nanny/Police State: NYC Ban On Large Sugared Drinks...

next up.....

 

[paulitician]

Nanny/Police State: NYC Ban On Large Sugared Drinks...

next up.....

Funny, but not so funny at the same time.

 

[Intense]

What's next?
Rice or beans?
Top half or bottom half of that Hot Dog or Burger Bun?
Milk or Cookies?
Peanut Butter or Jelly?

Mayor Bloomberg, please go to France. Stay there.

 

[Rozman]

So what is legal in NYC anymore?

Paying taxes....
The Libs love that kinda shit here.

 

[paulitician]

What's next for Big Brother? Shutting down kids' lemonade stands? Oh wait...