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On CNN this morning

bigguns15

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I saw on CNN this morning a story about putting warning labels on fast food and other fat laden foods warning consumers about the addictive properties of the foods. I'm really sick and tired of fat, lazy people not taking responsibility for their situation. As if it's someone else's fault for them shoving whopper's and fried chicken and cheesecake in their pieholes!! It seems a recurring theme here in America that everything is someone else's fault.

Sorry for my rant, but it really enrages me. :mad:
 
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you've got to understand, in today's society, no one has accountability anymore, and most people, aside from Elite Fitness members (hee hee), are stupid. So, I think putting labels on bad foods is probably the equivalent to putting warning labels on cigarettes. I consider it an "evolutionary benefit". If people continue their unhealthy ways, despite all the warnings, they die and it gets 'em out of the gene pool. It's not like the warnings will deter most people anyway; look at the idiots who died of heart attacks because they OD-ed on ephedra despite the warning labels. So, don't get mad; just think about how much better than them you are and that they wont be around long anyway :)
 
The warnings on fat foods is a way for those selling them to avoid litigation (IMO a very good idea) and to make those consuming them personally responsible. Its similar to a chainsaw manufacturer putting a warning on his cahinsaw not to place hands near the blade--
 
trailseeker said:
you've got to understand, in today's society, no one has accountability anymore, and most people, aside from Elite Fitness members (hee hee), are stupid. So, I think putting labels on bad foods is probably the equivalent to putting warning labels on cigarettes. I consider it an "evolutionary benefit". If people continue their unhealthy ways, despite all the warnings, they die and it gets 'em out of the gene pool. It's not like the warnings will deter most people anyway; look at the idiots who died of heart attacks because they OD-ed on ephedra despite the warning labels. So, don't get mad; just think about how much better than them you are and that they wont be around long anyway :)

I think is a very good idea to warn people what they are eating. Some foods are SO high in fat and sugar that the company dont even bother to show the nutrition facts. In Brazil ALL the cigaretes boxes comes with these pcitures on the back. take a look at the link please. Im going to translate.

1) The Ministery of Health warns u: Pregnant woman that smoke can have babies with asthma, born premature and with the weight below the average. http://www.souzacruz.com.br/images/fumoesaude/advertencias_foto_01.jpg

2)The Ministery of Health warns u: Children start to smoke when they see adults smoking.
http://www.souzacruz.com.br/images/fumoesaude/advertencias_foto_02.jpg

3)The Ministery of Health warns u: to smoke cause hearth attack
http://www.souzacruz.com.br/images/fumoesaude/advertencias_foto_03.jpg

4)The Ministery of Health warns u: to smoke cause bad breath, bad tooth and mouth cancer
http://www.souzacruz.com.br/images/fumoesaude/advertencias_foto_04.jpg

5)The Ministery of Health warns u: Nicotine is a drug and cause addiction
http://www.souzacruz.com.br/images/fumoesaude/advertencias_foto_05.jpg

6)The Ministery of Health warns u: To smoke while u pregnant can affect the baby
http://www.souzacruz.com.br/images/fumoesaude/advertencias_foto_06.jpg

7)The Ministery of Health warns u: People who smoke doesnt have energy to do nothing
http://www.souzacruz.com.br/images/fumoesaude/advertencias_foto_07.jpg

8)The Ministery of Health warns u: To smoke cause loss of sexual desire
http://www.souzacruz.com.br/images/fumoesaude/advertencias_foto_08.jpg

9)The Ministery of Health warns u: To smoke cause lung cancer
http://www.souzacruz.com.br/images/fumoesaude/advertencias_foto_09.jpg
 
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I'm all for personal responsibility, but I dont think the average American has the necessary dietary education to be able to be held accountable - atleast not yet. The fact that the FDA has dragged its feet as quietly as it has on public info/warnings about the dangers of trans fats shows we need more work.
 
bigguns15 said:
I saw on CNN this morning a story about putting warning labels on fast food and other fat laden foods warning consumers about the addictive properties of the foods. I'm really sick and tired of fat, lazy people not taking responsibility for their situation. As if it's someone else's fault for them shoving whopper's and fried chicken and cheesecake in their pieholes!! It seems a recurring theme here in America that everything is someone else's fault.

Sorry for my rant, but it really enrages me. :mad:

Totaly agree with u on this man!!But it's a good way to start to educate people about also....
 
i think it is a good thing because while the average american may know that fast food is bad for them, they don't have a clue to what extent it is.
 
I understand from a business perspective why the labels are needed. Some idiot just sued Mcdonalds for making him fat. It will not stop overweight people from eating that crap then the warning labels on cigs stop people from smoking. For god sakes, the AAA baseball park near me sells FRIED TWINKEES (spelling?). If you do not know that a fried f-ing twinkee is not good for you than you deserve to have a heart attack.
 
overhead said:
I understand from a business perspective why the labels are needed. Some idiot just sued Mcdonalds for making him fat. It will not stop overweight people from eating that crap then the warning labels on cigs stop people from smoking. For god sakes, the AAA baseball park near me sells FRIED TWINKEES (spelling?). If you do not know that a fried f-ing twinkee is not good for you than you deserve to have a heart attack.

holy shit fried twinky, gotta get me one of them :D
 
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