Posted by Bruce from Can. on December 26, 2017 at 16:24:54 from (76.69.31.140):
In Reply to: Great New Tax Idea posted by 2underage on December 26, 2017 at 15:00:49:
Fat people come from eating more calories than you burn. It isn't a matter of what kind of food , just too much food for the level of caloric burn. Instead of taxing food , so people won't buy more than they should. Stop providing farmers with subsidies , tax breaks , and grants, and let the price of food increase. If anyone was really worried about people being too fat, just let them start to pay the true cost of the food. When food is expensive people eat less. And to support this theory , just look at some pictures from the 1920's and 30's. Hard to find fat folks in those snap shots, and they where eating the same food then as we do now, when they could get it , and worked a darn sight harder too. The fella who wrote the original letter is just a vegan jerk on a mission. Bruce
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