Does it bother you - if done by the government or individuals? I mean, sometimes the stuff targeted is exaggerated and in other cases, the effects of food etc.. on health is so "individual" to a person's health situation and/or lifestyle choice. Well, what I mean is that, for example, a person drinking a soda who doesn't exercise is worse off than someone drinking one with it. Also, obviously a person with diabetes cannot drink sodas at all, which is unfair seemingly, but just a fact of life.
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Health Policing
- Thread starter Jayson
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