>>>>>Yes, they have the right to sell any portion size they want. But it's frustrating that one can't buy a reasonable portion size. That's actually true for a lot of stuff in this country and it's part of why we have an epidemic of obesity and diabetes.
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>>>>This may be worth reading http://www.truthaboutabs.com/3-foods-to-stop-eating.html
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>>>Definately some truth in that, as our intestines were darwined well before the concept of agriculture changed living style.
>>>And while we are more overweight, the in general we tend to live longer due to some part the relative ease of getting food.
>>>The part of buying less preprocessed foods rings more true to me than the damnation of corn, soy and wheat -
>>>the way humans can adapt their diet to environment (think eskimo) makes me believe less in intestinal proclivity.
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>>Typical socialism. Run the People, Run their wallets.
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>?? this one does not parse for me... local saying ?
>Where does socialism enter when pondering cro magnon diets ?

The government decided the diet of the people. The individual should have the choice, not the government.
What I eat or drink sould not be the government's concern, nor is the profit made by the business that sold it to me.
It's all about the freedom of the individual person and that person's rights.