Michael Bloomberg, mayor of New York City, has recently earned the ire
of many for his hairbrained attempt at curbing obesity by banning sugary
drinks. Today, he took to the Twitters to promote an op-ed he wrote for
USA Today, defending his policy:
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He also defended national donut day!
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ReplyDeleteSmart man...Sugary drinks wreak havoc on the younger generations with obesity, diabetes, heart problems, adhd, etc. And decriminalizing pot, that would be an improvement for our country. The many advantages of hemp (aside from consumption) could provide Americans with many natural resources grown on our own soil, which would help us to escape the current economic situation. Many of our founding fathers are known to have kept hemp farms because they knew how far the cannabis plant could go.
ReplyDeleteDecriminalize pot - YES!
ReplyDeleteNanny state hand holding forced values? NO!
Legalize pot and make 8 oz drinks available. How hard is that? I do not need a nanny. I will drink & smoke what I want. I am not on this earth to be someone else's statistic.
ReplyDeleteSimple. He wants to tax another addictive drug like tobacco.
ReplyDeleteJust another crazy idea from a loony libtard!
ReplyDelete6:52 Addictive drug?
ReplyDeleteignorance is no excuse.
wait!
ReplyDeleteim gonna need that big gulp to wash down the chips after smoking the doobie
6:52
ReplyDeleteThere is no ingredient that is physically addictive in marijuana. Read a book first, then comment.