Deadliest U.S. Corporations

**deathgodusmc** · 06-02-12, 06:09 AM

Let me add tacos suck.

**deathgodusmc** · 06-02-12, 06:09 AM

And just for you white heres page 26

**Alundil** · 06-02-12, 07:41 AM

Originally Posted by Xavsnipe

I thought tacos had cilantro in them, not lettuce??

Good ones use cilantro. I make a mean carnitas. Citrus, tequila, cilantro and several spices. Makes for an awesome taco with corn tortillas.

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**CivilWars** · 06-02-12, 09:28 AM

And the problem with that logic Xav is who decides where the line is? I will skip the wild ass argument that too much toothpaste can kill someone and look at some realistic examples. Fast food, when eaten in moderation, is not "deadly". It is obviously not as good for you as home cooked food, but the biggest problem is the portion sizes make most meals 3-6000 calories, and way too much fat and sodium. So what do we do, tell these restaurants that meals/items have to conform to certain dietary guidelines, a la no Big Gulps in NY? Then what is to stop me from ordering two, or more? So then we have to move the line to where? All fast food has the be sprouts and tofu, so there is no risk of getting too much fat and cholesterol? To me it is a very slippery slope that leads to all of us eating some kind of oatmeal type slop because it is what some politicians were convinced is the ultimate super food.

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**AetheLove** · 06-02-12, 09:52 AM

Originally Posted by CivilWars

[...] To me it is a very slippery slope that leads to all of us eating some kind of oatmeal type slop because it is what some politicians were convinced is the ultimate super food.

Do you prefer lettuce or cilantro on your oatmeal-type slop?

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**CivilWars** · 06-02-12, 10:04 AM

I am reporting from 2032 that both lettuce an cilantro are now illegal. You can find some on the black market, but it is rare and expensive. While neither item was problematic in and of itself there were too many pickers getting melanoma to continue harvesting. What a sad day that was in 2027. Enjoy it while you can.

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**Xavsnipe** · 06-02-12, 12:21 PM

Originally Posted by deathgodusmc

Then you better close down your bar because alcohol has very little about thats good for you. Gonna have to scrap all autos as well because those emissions arent good for anything either. We'll be back to hunting by stones in no time seeing as all weapons have a downside. Of course then we'll figure out that rocks hurt and have to find a way to get rid of all of those as well.

Again. Your logical fallacies are childish and not relevant to the discussion.

**Xavsnipe** · 06-02-12, 12:39 PM

Originally Posted by CivilWars

And the problem with that logic Xav is who decides where the line is? I will skip the wild ass argument that too much toothpaste can kill someone and look at some realistic examples. Fast food, when eaten in moderation, is not "deadly". It is obviously not as good for you as home cooked food, but the biggest problem is the portion sizes make most meals 3-6000 calories, and way too much fat and sodium. So what do we do, tell these restaurants that meals/items have to conform to certain dietary guidelines, a la no Big Gulps in NY? Then what is to stop me from ordering two, or more? So then we have to move the line to where? All fast food has the be sprouts and tofu, so there is no risk of getting too much fat and cholesterol? To me it is a very slippery slope that leads to all of us eating some kind of oatmeal type slop because it is what some politicians were convinced is the ultimate super food.

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Well there is where personal responsibility comes in...as you have mentioned before. Why do you have to go to extremes to try to invalidate my argument? I´m not saying we should all go vegan...I´m saying that the standards of food consumption should be raised and companies serving extremely harmful products should be held liable for it. I´m not saying BAN ALL BURGERS! I´m saying, use proper ingredients in order to have a balanced, nutritious final product that is not 100% harmful to the consumer (is this too much to ask

). In regards to companies like Philip Morris, I really don´t see the point of having them around. We´re going round and round and round on this...we´re presenting the same arguments over and over.