latest debate about Big Food making Big People - article about this in press recently says "government regulation of food industry would be interference in the free market" as an excuse for not intervening in the advertising of causes of obesity to children (amount of sugar hidden in some goods) - the market for food is not free, and even if it was its already regulated for safety for short term problems (e.g. food poisoning / sell by dates) so why isn't this just part of the exact same regulation? Misrepresenting things too is normally not regarded as something that happens in a "free" market....
usual disclaimers apply - if you aren't a free thinker, when you read this, you may find it difficult to digest:)
usual disclaimers apply - if you aren't a free thinker, when you read this, you may find it difficult to digest:)