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Less choice coming for New York City
In typical liberal Democratic fashion, "we know what's best for you..."
http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/05/...ver-16-ounces/ Of course, they overlook the obvious yet again. The guy who was going to buy a 24 oz drink will now simply just buy two 16 oz. drinks, either simultaneously or when he again grows thirsty. The actual consumption may increase, as will those horrible paper products that are destroying mother Earth... :rolleyes: |
absolutely ridiculous.
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10 years ago on a random internet forum...
"Pfft. Agenda 21 isn't implemented. Take the tin foil hat off! 9-11 never forget!" |
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I think it's NYRA's fault people are fat..............................
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Ironically, if you're on welfare, the conservatives are paying for the soda and everything else... |
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Oh, yeah - and trying to tell people who their sexual partners can and cannot be, and what sex acts are legal and not. Oh: and what religion one can practice freely in this country. And the "welfare queen" catch phrase invented out of blue sky by Ronald Reagan was proven false when he said it, and 1990's welfare reform eliminated the possibility. Please - never, ever try to make the proven false, "liberals use government to control you" argument, when we have 60 years of conservatives doing it or trying to do much, much worse: aggressively trying to take away other American's personal liberty and freedom. There is one party whose purpose, if they are elected this fall, is to immediately privatize for profit every penny they can ooze out of what's left (education, health care, retirement), give massive tax breaks to the wealthiest, and end any remaining middle class in this country by stealing every last penny they can. Wages (earning power) for those earning less than $250,000 a year haven't changed in my lifetime. The ruling class have been very successful, and are going in for the kill to make this country a complete plutocracy. They use hot button social issues to get your vote and enable their doing that, while pointing at those who oppose them and scream they are stealing your tax dollars to distract you - while they have a hand in your pocket privatizing and taking every last thing this country does for it's citizens. You and your class have gotten nothing from them over the past 60 years - you've only lost wages, and retirement income, and social safety nets. And you're insistent upon handing over your last freedoms and dimes to them. |
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Interesting that when it comes to soda, all of the sudden "choice" is something that matters to you.
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Conservatives as a whole are not against birth control or even abortion for that matter. They just don't want to be forced to pay for it.
Conservatives like me have no problem with a fat slob supersizing everything sugar and bad. We do have a problem when others are forced to pay for it or its effects. Like when these slobs can't afford health insurance because of heart disease and diabetes caused by poor diet choices and are now in need of others pitching in for their premiums in the name of Obamacare! Simple should you feel you may need BC pills or an abortion, make the choice to make sure the policy you signed up for covers such. Choice should not be supplemented |
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Only thing wrong with that cartoon is that the kid should be as fat as the cops, and be a couch-sitting insulin-dependent diabetic who is driven everywhere by their parents, with some media screen in front of his face 14-hours-a-day :(
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The "choice" to kill at a later date is a canard. It never existed except as a footnote to a poorly litigated Supreme Court case, and only survives since the one thing there is a shortage of in Washington D.C. is balls. |
Sodas are more important than babies and gay people. I totally got your point Joey. You are teh worst man ever!!
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New York City - where you can't get a 20 oz soda but you can abort as many babies as you like. What a great town! :rolleyes: |
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It's probably the 3 strike rule. 3 fetuses and your uterus is out.
Soda is awful but this isn't about people's safety and health. It's about money. |
joey, i don't care what you call it.
but i do find it ironic that you and others are sooo anti-government intervention, until you're for it. |
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isn't everything? |
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I am against the government intervention that continues to keep the massacre of babies in utero legal. Had the Supreme Court not acted in 1973, the deadlock in the case would have prevented the killing of that human being, and of course the erroneous precedent that one parent alone can order the execution of her would-be child would never have been established. The fathers aren't off the hook either. It's wrong to set up that situation and then be nowhere to be found. Everybody should learn a little self control instead of acting mentally like children, who then don't want children. Find a dictionary printed prior to 1973 and you may find a word : aborticide. |
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do you feel the government is correct in putting more rules and regulations in place for women who go to a clinic to receive legal care? |
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So now we're comparing a law against murder to a law on the size of god-damned sodas.
It's bad enough I have to get f.ucking robbed at Belmont half the f.ucking week. But now I've got to accept limits on beverages because if I don't I accept murder. WTF? |
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Just because I dig chicks doesnt mean I dont have little movies playing in my head about Brad Pitt or Mathew M. Its kinda like the fantasy that men have about being with 2 girls at the same time, not likely to happen but the movie sure is good. ;) |
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Long term conditioning. Enslavement. Slowly give us social justice on maybe 3-4 issues over a decade...because we can't focus on more than that. Then take away our freedoms that we aren't focused on. Lunacy. |
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When seconds count, the police are minutes away. Still waiting on the abortion limit that Riot alluded to... Getting back to the thread - everybody who doesn't live in NY can still drink whatever volume of soda or coffee that they think they'd like to buy... |
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So the restriction is on companies, not actual individuals. Corporations spend a lot of money researching how to get people to consume more; the massive increase in portion size is evidence of how successful they are. I imagine Bloomberg is figuring the psychology behind how we purchase works both ways. I'm old enough I can remember when McDonalds didn't serve their fries in boxes. |
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Maybe next Bloomberg should outlaw the 16 oz pint of beer and the 12 oz bottle, preferring instead that going to the bar for a beer with the guys means ordering 12 one ounce shot glasses of beer... |
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i'd rather they just had companies put the actual dietary info of the size you're buying on the label.
who here knows that 20oz soda bottles are considered 2 1/2 servings in a container? that cinnamon roll in the vending machine? two servings. so is the microwave bowl of chunky soup-yeah, cause i share that big ol' bowl of soup with someone...it's too much to eat by myself. :rolleyes: |
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