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KSGregman 04-08-2010 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Kaneman (Post 359332)
You keep talking about what YOU choose to do. You choose not to smoke, you choose to eat healthy. Well that's great for you dude, you're intelligent enough to make independently formed decisions. Welcome to the minority.

See? THIS is where our disagreement seems to stem from. You seem to be willing to absolve people of their RESPONSIBILITY to educate themselves...take care of themselves. I'm not.

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Originally Posted by Kaneman (Post 359332)
Again, all I'm debating is for an end to corn subsidies and what amounts to government produced corn products from ethanol to HFCS. Not sure why there seems to be so much opposition to that.

I'm all for this....no corn subsidies? PERFECT. Where do I sign up?

Kaneman 04-08-2010 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by KSGregman (Post 359365)
See? THIS is where our disagreement seems to stem from. You seem to be willing to absolve people of their RESPONSIBILITY to educate themselves...take care of themselves. I'm not.

I'm all for this....no corn subsidies? PERFECT. Where do I sign up?

You just probably have more hope for humanity than I do. I don't necessarily want to "absolve" anyone of responsibility (BTW, its the same word in caps or lowercase :lol:), I just don't think the majority is capable of making good decisions on food or just about anything else.

Once again I move to my default argument: Jon and Kate Plus 8 was a popular American TV show.

MILK 04-08-2010 11:43 AM

I just returned from trying 8 different kinds of cheescakes, 2 new cookie doughs, a choc cake, a choc cheesecake, and 9 or so different kinds of bagels! I must do it, it's part of my job!! :lol: But guess what? I was hungry when I left cause I ate tiny slivers of each! Had to have some baked chicken and black eyed peas for lunch! ;) :)

AquaPython 04-08-2010 11:54 AM

everything begins with choice.

No. Wrong. Choice is an illusion.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Npn4oH0AifU

shmike 04-08-2010 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Kaneman (Post 359367)
You just probably have more hope for humanity than I do. I don't necessarily want to "absolve" anyone of responsibility (BTW, its the same word in caps or lowercase :lol:), I just don't think the majority is capable of making good decisions on food or just about anything else.

Once again I move to my default argument: Jon and Kate Plus 8 was a popular American TV show.

The flaw I find in your argument is that you the seem to advocate the fact that while the majority is incapable of good decisions or rational thought, the government is. :skep:

KSGregman 04-08-2010 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by AquaPython (Post 359374)
everything begins with choice.

No. Wrong. Choice is an illusion.


Yeah...OK, Neo...

Why don't you run along and phone call yourself off the grid while us rational people have a grown up discussion, OK?

Jesus Christ, Kaneman...I'm starting to see what you mean about some people. :lol:

Kaneman 04-08-2010 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by shmike (Post 359380)
The flaw I find in your argument is that you the seem to advocate the fact that while the majority is incapable of good decisions or rational thought, the government is. :skep:

Huh? I'm not advocating more government control.

How do you go from "I want an end to corn subsidies and a break from fast food culture" to "I want more government control" ?

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Originally Posted by KSGregman (Post 359382)
Yeah...OK, Neo...

Why don't you run along and phone call yourself off the grid while us rational people have a grown up discussion, OK?

Jesus Christ, Kaneman...I'm starting to see what you mean about some people. :lol:

I think he's trying to lighten things up. Still, the quotes in the video make an interesting point when it comes to matters of addiction and indulgence.

shmike 04-08-2010 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Kaneman (Post 359384)
Huh? I'm not advocating more government control.

How do you go from "I want an end to corn subsidies and a break from fast food culture" to "I want more government control" ?

From quotes like this:

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Originally Posted by Kaneman (Post 359384)
We need to break out of the current unhealthy food commercial we're in. This can all be done without any freedom restrictions, but ultimately the govt would be responsible for reorganizing the structure of the Agriculture Dept.

There were other subtle statements as well but I'm not going to go digging to tell you what you said....

Homeslice 04-08-2010 12:16 PM

Are corn subsidies bullshit, yes, should they be reconsidered, definitely.......But that is only 20% of the problem. The other 80% is consumer laziness and/or ignorance. If you have half a brain, when you become an adult you will know how to eat properly. For those who DONT have half a brain, fuck em.

I mean serious......Does every food you buy HAVE to have tons of cheese, salt, sugar, and white flour?

If you can read well enough to finish high school, you can read the fucking ingrediants.

Avatard 04-08-2010 12:56 PM

Homeslice. Watch that video that Sean posted:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBnniua6-oM

(Yes, it's long as hell, boring at times, but it's the final word on ALL of this, with all of the science checked backwards, and forwards to back it up)

It's not the fat, the cheese, the salt, or the flour...it's the fructose. It metabolizes very much like alcohol (ethanol), exclusively in the liver. It does not tell the brain it was fed (bypasses leptin), actually MAKING you hungry and is...in a word; TOXIC.

I also defy you to find more than 3 breads in your supermarket that DON'T have HFCS added. It's in nearly everything, and unless you become a fucking food freak, you'd be hard pressed to avoid this shit entirely.


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