What is this Mega-King-Size soda you speak of? Can anyone buy one? Is it sugary?
That article bothered me in so many ways. First, the nannyism of the Center for Science in the Public Interest and the NYTimes. How dare anyone make a choice they don't approve of! I had to wade half-way thru that article until finally learning the truth -- people have heard the nutrition message and they've rejected it. The question isn't how should fast food chains respond to that -- they're in a business.
If the CSPI really cared about what they do instead of how many donations they can attract, they'd be doing some soul-searching about now. Why don't people listen to them? Why is the NYTimes not an effective communications tool for targeting stoner teens? Why don't people like to be nagged? Gosh. I have no idea!
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What is this Mega-King-Size soda you speak of? Can anyone buy one? Is it sugary?
That article bothered me in so many ways. First, the nannyism of the Center for Science in the Public Interest and the NYTimes. How dare anyone make a choice they don't approve of! I had to wade half-way thru that article until finally learning the truth -- people have heard the nutrition message and they've rejected it. The question isn't how should fast food chains respond to that -- they're in a business.
If the CSPI really cared about what they do instead of how many donations they can attract, they'd be doing some soul-searching about now. Why don't people listen to them? Why is the NYTimes not an effective communications tool for targeting stoner teens? Why don't people like to be nagged? Gosh. I have no idea!
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