Their choice effects everyone until we fix our system.This is REALLY something to cry about, a healthy SUGGESTION when our Country is comprised of absurdly fat fucks.
I suspect if statists weren't in the habit of turning such suggestions into mandates no one would care.
I am going to try this.
I will ask you an honest question based on what you have posted here.
Are you ready?
If a law was proposed that banned s'mores, do you think liberals, in general, would support it?
I'd certainly hope not. But they don't have a great track record and show disturbing enthusiasm for just such idiocy.
Yes or no questions........rarely get yes or no answers.
Well, let me clarify, YES! Some definitely would.
Some? What percentage? Anyone you can name? Maybe someone we can ask?
I'm not sure. Are you confident none would?
Ten years ago, I'd have bet money that no liberals would have supported a law forcing us to buy health insurance from the very corporations that had been raping us for years. Yet, here were are. Some of these fuckers never met a law they didn't like and will never speak out against overbearing government if they think it's "for a good cause".
Have to admit it, you're right. Mandatory buying for profit insurance courtesy of Obama, the supposed liberal. Clinton gave us Nafta after bad mouthing it as a candidate. Not much choice in candidates since wall street, banks and major corporations get to choose who gets a chance at.the white house.
I'm kind of embarrassed for the young generation. Some grossly overweight. Some of us remember JFK jump started America on physical fitness and I think that this led to the jogging and fitness crazes afterward. There were no fitness clubs for the average guy before JFK's jump starting fitness either. Not long after, they were popping up all over America. Another thing, I never see a young person work around the house. I still mow a couple lawns at age 70 almost, too cheap to pay someone. All the other houses have lawn services while the kids are huddled around some type of electronic media like zombies. I haven't seen a youngster wash a car, windows, or mow a line in decades. If it takes the government to try to start a movement towards a healthier life, nothing wrong with that I think.
this is a great post, but there is a deeper issue here.
is it wrong to strive for maximum enjoyment if youre a nihilist and dont believe in an afterlife? Being slovenly isnt for me and all, but.ancient kings layed around getting fanned and grapes fed to them.
A great and pain staking philosophical discussion. Work. Hard work. Quality of life. All that, the balance, the implications, the detachment a career driven persona has from their family.....etc
I agree with you. But I was just saying a president or other popular public figure could sway people to go in a certain direction. Maybe even lean on food producers to put healthier ingredients in food. I didn't realize how overweight Americans were till I spent time in South America, mostly Peru, then returned to USA. What big portions we eat. I had forgotten. But still, people should be allowed to make their own choices and lifestyle, how much to eat, exercise etc. It's their choice in the final analysis.
As it stands, their choice makes everyone elses premiums more expensive.