If you don't buy the junk food...then it is not a tax. That's the whole point. Discourage poor eating choices. If you choose to buy the junk food, you pay more since you will eventually be a burden on the healthcare system with your type 2 diabetes and heart disease.

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You're taking a meme a dev made & now rallying people not to use the completely open source and crowd funded freedom tool he's developing.

Asinine.

I think you're living in some sort of dreamstate where you're imagining an Anarcho-Utopia if just not for Tariffs.

It's insane to think that if tariffs are going to be used, why not point them at the right things.

Tariffs the way Trump is using them might end Tariffs worldwide, why is that no a possibile outcome?

If you actually think they are the same, there's something wrong with you.

Who dis guy?

Difference

I agree it’s not freedom and I’m not supportive of any bans

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If you don't buy the junk food...then it is not a tax. That's the whole point. Discourage poor eating choices. If you choose to buy the junk food, you pay more since you will eventually be a burden on the healthcare system with your type 2 diabetes and heart disease.

Eh we cant fault everyone to understand the deep topics of liberty. We can only attempt to walk them through the logic of why their postion is ignorant in hopes they reflect and change it when they spout such dumb shit.

People get stuck in a mindset, and it can be difficult to break out of it. All we can do is keep making solid arguments. Most, I believe, have good intentions even if their present beliefs don't hold up. Making good arguments, presenting facts, and hopefully not alienating them is the best we can do to bring them along.

People get stuck in a mindset, and it can be difficult to break out of it. All we can do is keep making solid arguments. Most, I believe, have good intentions even if their present beliefs don't hold up. Making good arguments, presenting facts, and hopefully not alienating them is the best we can do to bring them along.

It seems the only reason the establishment warns about its use is its high saturated fat content. But it also has a ton of benefits. So I think it makes more sense for people who have a preexisting heart condition for which saturated fats are a risk to selectively decide for themselves whether or not to consume it. For a large portion of the population, saturated fats aren't an issue, so it really doesn't make sense to make the blanket judgement that it's bad. Again, it's something informed individuals should choose for themselves based on their own criteria.

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I don't like the absolutist judgements people put on various foods. This is good. This is bad. The fact is that it's not that simple. There is nuance and complexity to consider, along with the individual consumer's unique physiology, and lifestyle. That's why I don't support bans, in addition to the fact that I don't think the government should be deciding what people can and cannot choose to consume. Because that's not freedom. That's giving autonomy over to the state, which I definitely don't like!