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NYC's planned ban on large sodas....retarded...
"Scheduled to begin at midnight, the law would have restricted the sale of sugary drinks to no more than 16 ounces in restaurants, fast-food eateries, movie theaters, and stadiums."
Yes people are obese in America but we should still have the right to buy whatever size drink we want...other thoughts? |
this was posted an hour ago moron
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LOL...I'm not on this board 24x7 so didn't see the other post :pimp
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People can't help themselves and obesity is an epidemic. Think about how much being overweight costs the economy overall. It also effects gas mileage.
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They should just cut to the chase and ban large people...
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do you know how much sugar is in a regular can a soda, now thinking about a 32oz where most people refill. I stopped drinking soda like 6yrs ago. I use to hate drinking water or non-sugary drinks now I drink 5-8 glasses of water a day without even thinking
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If people are dumb enough to buy them its a good thing that someone takes care for it. I do not see any harm here. Plus dumbfucks still could buy 2*16oz and so on :)
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it's just plain ridiculous they sell these sizes.
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If people want to drink 32oz of Pepsi or Coke they will do it, banning that serving size will just make them buy 2 16's. I personally enjoy soda, namely Pepsi (or my true fav is Irn Bru but I don't get it much outside of Scotland) but I don't go crazy on it these days. I used to drink easily 1 litre per day of soda, more like 2 if I am honest but nowadays I have 1-2 cans per week, if that. I drink 5-7 litres of water per day and have stopped ordering soda in restaurants with food. The only time I will have one is maybe a Saturday night if I'm watching a movie at home or in the cinema. Awareness of how bad it is for you got me like this, not banning certain sizes.
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So what is the largest size available?
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Without these "savings" there would be no point to buy 2*16 when 1*16 is enough. Its not that most of them stay thirsty after drinking "only" 16 oz.. |
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People can buy and drink a gallon of hard liquor in one sitting if they so choose as well. Should we therefore ban anything larger than half pint size bottles of whiskey? Allowing Darwin's Law to play out isn't really such a bad thing for society as a whole anyway. |
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This will not stop fatties from drinking what they want. Unless they put a limit on the amount of 16 ouncers you can buy.
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That can't be healthy either? |
32 oz is about 1 liter? If so that's insane.
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This was doomed to fail but I respect their attempt.
The problem is bigger than this. Big companies engineer this stuff and they line up behaviourists and chemists and scientists to manipulate the human animal and a large portion of the population has no defense whatsoever. I'm not a fan of regulation or big government, but, the exploitation and gouging of populations through these means (selling subsidized sugar water at 10000% markup..) along with all the other shit food that goes with it is a crime. People say, 'well everyone has common sense, it's their choice'. Sure it is. But the facts are, the majority don't, or are not able, to cope, and that's getting worse. It's not a fair fight when you have an industry dedicated to the downfall of the health of the nation by its very nature. It's a fact that prenatal diet affects metabolism of the fetus and this will reinforce tendencies that already have advertising, social pressures, financial considerations, etc all piling up on top. Nothing happens in a vacuum. The fact is, we all pay , not for allowing people to make bad choices, but FOR ALLOWING THE INDUSTRIAL "BIG FOOD" to get rich on the backs of the health of the nation, which is eventually, paid for in medical costs and lost productivity. Isn't it about time somebody put a stop to this? All the first world nations are running towards the financial abyss where their shrinking population is unable to support the excesses that have become commonplace. Look around you. This is what Rome looked like before shit went down. |
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1 litre is fuck all. Like I said, I rarely drink soft drink (maybe once a month if even that much), however 1 litre *size* is not huge. You can buy 2 litre drinks and pretty sure they had 3 litre. I was expecting the American size to be a 44 gallon drum or somehting ridiculous like that. 1 litre is certainly not anything huge - yes sugars are off the charts, however the volume is not that great. The average size bottle of soft drink here is 600ml. |
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they surely make your ass grow LARGE
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1 liter of soda is good for 2 people with some pizza ;) |
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However i'll admit that i'm guilty of drinking far more than a litre of alcohol during a meal many a time :1orglaugh :thumbsup |
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Once authorities have exhausted all these crazy new rules and laws like limiting drink size etc, they will finally come the conclusion that the only way to force the problem to start solving itself is to impose a 'fat tax'.
Once grossly obese people start having to pay extra you can bet your ass a lot of extra weight will start getting dropped. After all the initial bitching and outrage dies down of course. :D |
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It's funny how we have people that rant and rave constantly about how the goverment is trying to control us, yet no one seems to give a shit about a law restricting how much soda we can buy.
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its a good thing sarah palin is out there to defend our freedom to drink big sodas!
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im going to the store to get a 40oz Dr Pepper, anyone need anything?
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Shocking to see how many people support this anti freedom bullshit.
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